I used hellofresh for an entire year. I stopped because they took away a coupon I had been using so the cost wasn’t worth it for me. For the entire year, we only wasted 3 meals. Hellofresh taught me how to cook. In fact, I still cook every night but I can go to the grocery and get the ingredients that hellofresh was shipping to me. I still use hellofresh recipes, I just get the ingredients from the grocery because it’s cheaper and I can do more customizations. I’ll always recommend it, at least until you figure out how to cook on your own.
I'll just buy TV dinners I want something done already when I come home I'm hungry I'm not going to make all that stuff I was thinking of buying this but after seeing this no way😢😢😢😢
When I lived with my father, when I was in the 6th grade, we had Swanson frozen dinners nearly every night. The exceptions was when he made his "famous" chili and when we had a weird dinner of anchovies, chedder cheese, pickles, olives, crackers, smoked oysters, tomato juice, and a few other things I can't remember.
@@johnv9594 I’m not a paid sponsor. I wish I was. I left a comment and people saw it. I didn’t think it was that important to actually come back and tell you how it tasted but if you must know, it was good brother.
@@6CapMedia I was referring to free range fisherman as the paid sponsor. I tried a box, and prepared it exactly per directions. It was good, but definitely not worth the price. After your first box, a small portion meal will cost $13-15. Remember, you do all the work and also the dishes. I rather eat out or go to the grocery store.
I'd say it's worth it if you like trying recipes that you normally wouldn't think to try. Also, saves time on shopping and you don't end up buying extra ingredients.
