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Hello Fresh honest review. My first time making hello fresh meals. 3 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️. I was gifted a couple of free hello fresh meals to make courtesy of my MIL. I didn’t want them to go to waste so here it goes. 🤷🏽♀️ I made two meals for two at the same time. Although the chilli burgers came out really good, the amount ...
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Expensive, but worth it for a learning experience. Fair enough. I got a 16 free meal coupon but honestly, HelloFresh seems kind of "money grabby." At checkout it said I only got 9 free meals, some meals cost extra, ($9 per serving is not cheap) their sides and extras, like desserts aren't cheap either.
I use hellofresh a lot less now, but the benefit of it is that you have absolutely everything you need with a set of instructions to make a meal and it takes a lot of the emotional labor, the mental burden, off of you. So it makes it easier to actually use the ingredients. Reply reply.
It's owned by the same company as HF, and is marketed as the 'cheaper option'. For four meals for two people, it's about $80 with shipping included. That extra money 'left over' means that I can spring for a premium meal each week and still not hit that over $100 that we did with HF.
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HelloFresh is great for people who love following cooking instructions, and they have a lot of fridge space to accommodate all of the packaging. Also, if you get easily overwhelmed with having a lot to do, this isn't for you. A friend of mine sent me some free boxes, and HF ended up charging me 70 dollars b/c it's not clear when the "free" part ...
Cooking from scratch, doesn't only help ground you, it also helps you know exactly what you're eating. Hello Fresh is a massive drain on income, and wasteful. Plus the meals are not always simple to make. I probably save more time going to grocery store once a week, and doing basic meals throughout the week...
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The portions are small. Compared to Good Food, which was way way wayyyy better, it kind of sucks IMO. One of the bags was a small bag of quinoa, small box of beans, handful of coleslaw greens and a really cheap brand of coconut milk I see at walmart for under a dollar. Like the cheapest brand I've seen of coconut milk.