Is it worth it?

once or twice but not as a recurring subscription, save your money

>>19171803 (OP)

Just buy regular vegetables and spices, throw them a pan, grill them in the oven, just think of something and make it like a human being. Are you a fucking retard? You don't need recipes, just get a general idea and do it. Then adapt and do it better next time.

It's a decent way to get into cooking if you go into it knowing nothing. Not worth it for the long term though, when I did it years ago they had a fairly limited number of meal layouts that repeated after a while, and you can get higher-quality ingredients elsewhere.

>>19171803 (OP)

It's worth one box for the initial discount.

>>19171803 (OP)

This. There are a bunch of starter codes where you can get like 60% off the first box plus free shipping. It's worth it to just do that and then cancel. After a few weeks/months they'll send you an email with another heavy discount code to get you to rejoin. The normal price is a total ripoff, but with the discounts it's alright.



The recipes end up being very samey after a while, so you wouldn't want to do it long-term anyway.

>>19171803 (OP)

Only if you're so fucking damaged by NCLB that you need instructions for how to jerk off.

>>19171803 (OP)

Not my thing but back when I lived like an hour from a good grocery store it was a nice way to force myself to eat a variety of different foods since I tended to get stuck in a cooking rut and just make the same old thing a lot of the time



I also love how hard these products make people seethe, like do you actually think the point of a meal in a box service is so that the person doesn't know how to find a recipe? Do you also think the point of a magazine subscription is because people can't google things to read?

>like do you actually think the point of a meal in a box service is so that the person doesn't know how to find a recipe? Do you also think the point of a magazine subscription is because people can't google things to read?

You are seriously underestimating the retardation of your fellow man, in a way I envy you

That and you can just save the recipes and do you own variants of each one when you do your grocery shopping for even less than what Hello Fresh charges. Though you probably could find recipes online and just cut out Hello Fresh from day one.

these FUCKERS keep knocking on my door over and over and lying to me about the cost effectiveness of their shitty scam boxes. therefore i will never ever pay them a penny.

>pirating recipes from food delivery services

Do 4channel denizens have no shame?

>a variety of different foods

variety? All their recipes look like they're written by some white SoCal roastie trying to flex her nonexistent cooking skills while living in a Midwest hell hole

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