I never once felt hungry after one of these meals. The first meal we created, the Mediterranean Lentil Bowl, my daughter and I double and triple checked that we hadn’t mis-measured somehow because we were surprised at the large portions. I can’t stand so-called “diet” meals that are really just high calorie food in a tiny portion. The portions are also huge, and I don’t say that lightly because I’m a volume eater. The day we ate salmon, we joked that we could tell it wasn’t your run-of-the-mill salmon that comes frozen in a bag from Walmart (which is what our family normally eats). Out of the 3 meals I ate the first week, one was very good (Mediterranean Lentil Bowl), one was spectacular (Salmon with Zucchini and Farro), and one was pretty good (Roasted Chicken with Jalepeno-Orange Sauce).Īll the ingredients were incredibly fresh. The Blue Apron meals are tasty and the portions are generous. If I was cooking for just 2 of us Blue Apron would be a great option, and if I was single I could see this working really well because you would have one portion for dinner and the other for lunch or dinner the next day. It’s rare for me to cook a separate meal for myself, but that’s what I ended up doing on the days I used the Blue Apron meal kits. This was, for me, one of the biggest disadvantages of the program.Īs a mom of 5 kids, dinner is usually a meal we all eat together. While the food was incredibly tasty, I wouldn’t consider it kid-friendly. If I had wanted to order enough for our whole family to eat these meals, I would have had to order several boxes per week. The Blue Apron meals for WW are currently only available as a 2-serving option.

The recipes even had a little bar code scanner so I could quickly scan the meal into my WW app.Ĭlick here to learn more about Blue Apron and get$60 off – $20 off each of your first 3 boxes! I really like the Blue Apron app which makes choosing meals easy.

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