Meal kits are great if you actually enjoy cooking, but sometimes all you have energy for is pressing some buttons on the microwave. Here are the best prepared meal delivery subscriptions, reviewed by a picky eater:
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When I did my big move from my family home in New Jersey to Brooklyn last year, I decided that I would become a “cooking person.” That lasted two weeks at most. Between my new job, new city, new roommates, and no friends; my anxiety levels were so elevated that I couldn’t even muster the energy to put some Trader Joe's frozen fettuccine alfredo on a skillet. When I wasn’t busy ignoring my freezer, I was eating out every single day.
There are multiple layers to my lack of cooking motivation — as someone who lives with chronic pain and struggles with depression and anxiety, ordering Doordash will always be easier than going through the seemingly Herculean effort of preparing a meal. An added complication is that I’ve been a picky eater since childhood. I can't stand foods with specific textures and can't tolerate anything spicy. This is common for.
While pre-made meal subscriptions aren’t necessarily designed with us neurodivergent peeps in mind, they offer an added layer of convenience for anyone who is struggling with meal planning — from with seasonal depression to busy bees looking to fit a nutritious meal into their day. Ahead, I took four popular options for a weekly spin — read all of my thoughts below.
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