On 1/25/2017 10:54 AM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> On 1/25/2017 8:33 AM, S Viemeister wrote:
>> On 1/25/2017 8:21 AM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
>>
>>> Debatable. Sure, you pay for convenience but it is cheaper than a meal
>>> at a restaurant like Applebees or similar. If the meal is something you
>>> would not usually make with ingredients you don't stock, you don't have
>>> to buy a $4 bottle of something for a 10 cent use. It is provided.
>>>
>>> Not something I'd consider doing every day, but I think a box a month
>>> will work out for us. We get convenience and meals I'd probably not
>>> make on my own. The cost for a dinner for two with a bottle of dine is
>>> $35. I can easily hit that making a really nice dinner for the two of
>>> us.
>>
>> My daughter finds it worthwhile. She works long hours, and travels a
>> lot. The box lets her have a good freshly-prepared meal at home, without
>> having to spend precious time shopping for the ingredients.
>
> Working couples seems to be their biggest target market. Saves time,
> reasonable price. Twenty to thirty minutes prep and cooking is less time
> than it takes to go to a restaurant, either dine in or take out.
>
> If cost was the main factor dinner for two can be under a buck. Two or
> three eggs apiece, two slices of toast.

BURNT TOAST? <G>

> Or I can get a couple of veal
> chops at $15 each. Nice to have choices to fit your needs.

Thank you for the review, Ed. Did you let HelloFresh know you enjoyed
it, too? (hopefully)

Jill