/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15014006
are those tv dinners

>>15014006
>having r*ddit deliver over priced tv dinners to your door

>>15014006
Goodish, but way way overpriced. It may be useful for a young newlywed couple who don't have any culinary experience just to get their feet wet, but otherwise it's for rich spoiled retards who want to feel better about themselves without having to put in much effort.

>>15014006
Freshly is okay, but I'm using Trifecta now and I really like that. I do wish the cost was a bit lower on these services.

>>15014006
I'm sorry man but I gotta go with cringe on this one, just steal the recipes and buy the shit yourself

I did hello fresh for about 5 months. Sort of expensive but I’ve learned hell of a lot about cooking. Now I just go to publix and buy the exact same ingredients myself. The recipe cards were very handy until I memorized them. I’ll treat myself to a box every 4-6 weeks if I see a new meal.

>>15014118
I had looked at hello fresh but I think it's way too overpriced, especially since you still have to cook it.

>>15014124
Yeah it can really bleed your wallet fast hence why I cut back on it. They do however give out free boxes and $40 discounts all the time to new members. I’m sure you could go somewhere like reddit if they have DM’s and someone can send you bunch of codes—just use them with new emails. I wish 4chan had a feature like that so I could dish all my referral codes out. I get like $10 off for every one that’s used.

But I think learning how certain foods/sauces are made and cooking them yourself is a lot of fun and has definitely made me a much better cook. The skills transferred very well to dinner dates. Fun to do with a significant other or a friend if you both chip in.

Nigga just get Arby's

>>15014006
If you've noticed you're interested only after long exposier to advertising campaign then consider as all humans you are extremely vulnerable to advertising suggestion. I'd say take two minutes to write down the exact utilitarian use of this service to you. Then wait a month, in which you avoid all advertising material from them. Then after the month revisit the list of reasons, look at the price, and decide.

>>15014006
Same as any of these. Worth the intro rate where they give you a lot off of the boxes. Not at all worth the actual price without a discount. Can be a fun experience for a few meals, and if you're retarded at cooking, it can help you get past the first steps. That's about it.

If you take their recipes and go to the grocery store, you can create the same thing for literally under 1/3 of the cost.

>>15014163
What a blatant shill post
If you want to make a sauce get a recipe and go to grocery store for ingredients
Omg noooo I cant use up a whole onion or half pint of cream before it goes bad
What kind of cosmopolitan cucklord are you ?

>>15014006
Too expensive if you’re a guy who works out/lifts. Just not enough sustenance for the price.

However if you aren’t active or you’re a girl and can survive on less than 2000 calories/day, then absolutely go for it.

>>15014245
What the fuck are you going on about? If you saw my previous post you’d see that I said I learned enough from the recipes to cook them myself and now I go to the grocery store to make all the shit.

Kill yourself in a fire you fucking faggot

i fucking hate the trend of adding "ly" to any fucking word relevant to your product and making that your company name. its so fucking gay

>>15014271
Yeah real gayly

>>15014006
We tried it for a couple weeks, truthfully there’s nothing fresh about the ingredients. It all looked, smelled, and tasted a bit old.