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u/tiltedsun — 13 days ago
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What is the best budget friendly kit ?

I am a college student looking for a budget friendly, healthy meal kit to stay healthy and save on time.
Any suggestions?

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u/That_Beyond3223 — 1 day ago
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I just received my first Cookunity order this week and I’ve been pleasantly surprised!

I decided to try a meal delivery service for a few reasons, the top 3 being:

  1. Reduce food waste (I live alone and don’t usually get through all my groceries before they go bad)

  2. Save time, energy, and money (I work full time and often don’t have the time or energy to make lunch or dinner, so I end up ordering food instead)

  3. Reach health goals (I count calories and macros, so having meals made for me with these targets in mind makes eating this way so much easier!)

I originally was going to try Factor since they market themselves as the best choice for fitness/health goals, but so many reviews were disappointed in their meals and service overall. So I decided to use Cookunity and I have loved it!

The meals are flavorful, cooked well, and lots of variety. Most importantly, they arrived cold and on time. I also love how they have plenty of options that fit my goals (less than 600 calories, high protein, etc).

I have another order coming in this week and I can’t wait! Feel free to ask me anything you’d like to know :)

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u/Alwayson_31 — 5 days ago
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I am going to be down for about maybe 4 to 6 weeks to recover from surgery and won't be able to prepare and cook my own meals. Need recommendations for easy prep, easy cook meals. My son will probably prepare some meals for me though. However, I do love salads and fruit. Thank you

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u/Sea_Wolverine3928 — 10 days ago
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Hey all! I'm a huge fan of Home Chef's Fast & Fresh option, which seems to be a pretty unique offering -- I don't know of any other company that makes something similar. If you're not familiar, they're no-prep meal kits that you can cook in the microwave, but they are true meal kits which come with all the individual ingredients, not like the TV dinner-style ones. With Home Chef phasing these out, I'm wondering if anyone else knows of any companies that offer something similar?

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u/Laineybutts — 9 days ago