#I will admit. factor meals do tempt me. because my old roommate got them for a couple weeks once and I tried them and was actually very

[seilon]

look i live in california i know damn well the price of groceries is absurd. but whenever i see someone say “i buy hellofresh because it’s wayyy cheaper than groceries” i wince. you people just dont know how to fucking shop

#and I mean okay that’s not your fault probably but. I don’t know man I don’t like big wasteful companies taking advantage of the fact that #people (namely around my age range) don’t know how to buy staple foods and frozen produce and etc to cook with that lasts a long time and is #absolutely cheaper than hellofresh especially in the long run #I do understand the lack of time/energy to cook meals from scratch believe me but these days I RARELY cook anything that takes longer than #a hellofresh meal would. use the recipes on their website if you want but please im begging you look up tips for sustainable low-effort #grocery shopping. #I will admit. factor meals do tempt me. because my old roommate got them for a couple weeks once and I tried them and was actually very #surprised by the quality. like they actually taste like homemade meals. but logically I know it’s not a good deal except for the time it #would save. sighh #kibumblabs #said roommate is also the reason I tried hellofresh for like a week or two (she bought it and then never wanted to cook anything so I #ended up cooking them so they wouldn’t go bad) and don’t get me wrong they’re not bad #but there’s so much unnecessary packaging waste and the amount you make leaves for basically no leftovers or anything to use later and so on #it’s just really a bad deal in comparison to making anything yourself