Blue Apron is worth the hassle of cooking

March 28, 2018

Blue Apron meal kit ingredients

If you spend any amount of time on social media networks, you’ve probably seen countless ads for various meal delivery services. Some claim to make dinner prep faster; others profess to save you money; and many will apparently teach you to cook like a pro. Now, if we could find one that does all three—we’d have a winner!

We’re all for things that make life better at Grok Nation, so we wanted to put these boxes to the test. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be reviewing various meal delivery services and seeing if they make dinner time easier, better, or cheaper.

We’re kicking off this review series with Blue Apron, which in my mind is the OG meal kit box.

Signing up for Blue Apron is pretty simple: You select whether you want a two-person box or a family box, which serves four. The two-person box is available for two or three meals a week; and the family box is available for two, three, or four meals a week. Once you’ve made your pick and entered billing info, you select your delivery date and your meals. The eight recipe options are a pretty even mix of vegetarian and meat options.

Read the full review at groknation.com.