I Get Paid To Meal Prep Vegetarian Food For A Meat-Lover 

It's the nose and the eyes!

😂😂😂 true

Emily S. She looks like a brunette Molly Baz from Bon Appetite

Oh my yeah

omg why did I have to read this

finnajungwoke literally makes 0 sense

Noodle Stream and then they put it in the microwave, that was the point, it’s rich people microwave ready meal

@@thecookingnerd8384 It makes a lot of sense, and it's funny.

I'd rather pay someone to meal prep than eat out everyday. I am a health-conscious introvert

@@lepetitchat123 Those are not your only choices. You also have the option of preparing your own healthy food, at about 5% of the cost of a personal chef.

Parker Dinh-Williams agreed

Parker Dinh-Williams I agree. In some Korean dishes it stands alone and is so delicious without missing meat

Amen

Yeah, I think it's really annoying that people shy away from tofu cuz they see it just as a meat replacement even though it's its own damn thing.

These folks have never had fried tofu. Delicious! I'm too lazy to cook it at home, but I'd choose fried tofu over meat any day of the week.

She should have her own Channel! I could be wrong but Goodful probably has a policy about her posting her own youtube cooking content while she's doing videos for them :(

@@ge2339 or a contract

Couldn't agree more 🤩

Hi! It's me, Erica :) I just started my own channel a couple weeks ago! Hope you'll come hang out with me there! ru-vid.com/show-UC52iiqsiv2vBvfn20_pawFQ

@@fresherica4402 Yay, nice! So inspiring to watch your videos. Helps me mealprep myself. Make a lot of South indian food. Sambhar, fish curry etc.

❣️ Would love this job too

Would volunteer for this for sure!! 🙌💗💗🌱

If someone else is cooking and it tastes good....damn, I'm a sucker. Someone could probably poison me and I'd accept it if it tasted good.

The Sacred Ointment geez 😂 being vegan here in Peru 🇵🇪 is pretty easy and cheap (apart from the B12 supplementation) 💗

nice, I'm a daily meat eater.

"CErtIfieD GirLfRiEnd" ;)

paneer >>>>

@@swaginn7173 Indian cottage cheese.

Albert Einstein no ❤️ have you even tried it?

jiggly puff day you have never tried paneer in a well cooked way

Correct.

BumpOnALog omg 😱 vegan 🌱 tastebuds here 😂✌️

This is me. I strongly enjoy my meat, but I've had my fair share of vegetarian meals. There are good recipes for both.

You should try going vegan...won't you join us?

@@Hannah-io9jb I like meat but I went vegetarian and I don’t miss it

Yes pls

Yes

Abbey g anti nutrients and phytoestrogens? No thanks

​@@LS-cr1ll I love how anti-vegans always have their facts perfectly wrong while they are enjoying their sad life of trolling.

Earthling Eds Farts riiiiiiiiiiggt because eating animal carcass riddled with the animals hormones is better.

Wow, that’s the same for me! Recently I’ve been exploring tofu and just got some soyrizo today, as well as impossible ground “beef”. This new world is so easy to prepare because I don’t have to wait to meat to thaw and it’s halal, so I can get protein from regular grocery stores as opposed to needing to go to a halal meat store. Even my husband (omnivore) gets excited about tofu. 😄

My friend does something similar with eating Kosher! He tends to go to a lot of vegetarian and vegan restaurants

Honestly, they're are some that are very affordable.I'm not rich. I'm a family of 3 & we make as low as $36,000 a yr sometimes & when there is a democratic president, our income is over $75,000. This yr is our lowest income. I was able to afford someone to prep my lunches for work. I paid $30 a wk. More than it would be if I made it myself, but I always forget my food in the fridge. The guy who made my lunches brought them to my job so I could stick them in the fridge. I ate my lunches most the time as left over dinner at home. Prior to that, I was spending $50 to $70 a wk for lunch if I ate at work. If I didn't eat, I still had left overs at work for when I didn't have a lunch prepper.

In my country it's so common to hire a "cook" all these meal prepper fancy terms are pointless

@@Wildheartbeats which country? How much does it cost? What's the average income in that country?

@@anna.m8 It's India and average income in my country may range from meagre to millions as we have quite a few world's richest millionaires. The point being, we have a rich culture of making and eating only freshly prepared meals because food should be always consumed fresh. Each household be it a beggar's or a rich person's they prepare each meal separately since they don't eat in dinner whatever is cooked in Lunch. And dinner are usually freshly made. We never had concepts of meal preparation or cooking in bulk or cooking for 2 3 times. It's always for that particular meal. Now a days since a lot of people are working in corporates, busy and stupidly following western culture, they prepare few things in advance and keep. Hiring cooks or maids who cook for families is a routine here. It depends upon what they agree to. We have a culture of having cooks prepare food for kings & queen's and so many keep someone to cook for themselves each day and unlike this so called meal prepper in the above video, they come to your home daily and make fresh food. That's what is called as food and eating fresh and healthy. Whatever is eaten otherwise is stale.

Still, it sounds like only well off people can afford to hire a cook/maid etc?

As a personal chef, once I confirm my clients menu for the week and write my shopping list, I email them a pantry check list for the items I will need. You actually start to memorize what is in your clients pantry very well. It is a great brain workout & great for strengthening your memory, but I do double check with my clients.

Yeah because if she works at buzzfeed she *definitely* can't be a personal chef once a week for a few hours on her day off or spare time. Noooo. That's impossible.

@Harley Rollins 😂 you're 100% right

Dolly Perry try YT channels pick up limes and liv B they have great, easy recipes

Anything with some protein (legumes) and good vitamin a (carrots, sweet potato 🍠, butternut squash, etc) source!!! Also some moar greens 🥬 for that health 🌱💗😂✌️ #govegan

Some people feel better when prepped at the homes for hygiene reasons

You can get anything from the internet, but yes some stores have them. I usually bring like 10 boxes though when I’m at Heathrow.

m s thanks!

Not sure about the States but you can get them in Canada! We tend to have a mix of UK and US candy though

In specialty shops and online, yes.

You can get them in any grocery store in Malaysia too

Some people spread it onto baking sheets in a thin layer. You could try freezing the sheet pan but I'm not sure it would make a huge difference.

I like the baking sheet idea... if u are making something liquify like soup or stews, if u have 2 large metal bowls or pots, one bigger than another - u can put ice water in the bigger one and the food in the smaller one. Then stir every once in awhile so the food that is hot in the center moves out to the edge and gets cooled by the cool metal. It takes me only 30 min or so to cool a gallon of soup this way, and is easy as long as u have a fridge that has an ice dispenser.

just for that alone, i would trust her with any food

Google it, that's how I found step by step guides to get into the business of being a personal chef!

Gorgette Adelaide I’m a plant based chef in New York but now a days Omni families are quite common so you never know what you will have to make based on people’s preference

NUPUR ARORA what is Omni families?

You can contact her, her IG account is in the description.

I thought she said she added beans to the pasta...

mozzarella

cccuuu... nvM! Hope u enjoy ur pasta too XD!

ziti, ricotta, milk, cremini/baby bella/swiss brown mushrooms, peas, white beans, spinach, topped with mozz cheese and basil

Pink Heart of course there would still be vitamins left in it u moron. It’s not like orange juice is kept in giant vats for over a year before making it into your fridge.

ifinditamazing Stan? Really? Good for you.