[ SECRET POST #3651 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3651 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Subscription Meal Services

[shortysc22]

A friend and her sister do blueapron. For them it's more about the time together cooking and then they do get leftovers from it. But they live in NYC so it was also really convenient because grocery shopping is very different since they are both so incredibly busy.

Re: Subscription Meal Services

[diet_poison]

I had a conversation with someone about Blue Apron the other day. I guess you can keep the recipes and use them later, so it's a good way to start learning how to cook :)

Re: Subscription Meal Services

[(Anonymous)]

I guess you can keep the recipes and use them later

You really can't, though, because a lot of them use special snowflake ingredients that you can't buy at a grocery store. I was really bummed when I realize I couldn't remake some of the recipes I'd enjoyed because I couldn't get the ingredients for them.

Re: Subscription Meal Services

[nonnymouscawitz]

From my experience, HelloFresh had ingredients we could get pretty easily, and I live in a really small town area without a lot of options for 'fresh' or 'organic.' And anything you couldn't find, you could usually substitute pretty easily.

Re: Subscription Meal Services

[diet_poison]

Aw, man. What were some of the snowflake ingredients? Blue Apron seems to advertise based on simplicity. :/

I wouldn't want to invest in something like that if I couldn't keep the recipe.