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Should grocery stores keep expanding ready-to-eat autumn meal kits?

by recoveryScoreAth800 votes

Fall shelves are packed with heat-and-eat kits promising dinner without the decision fatigue. Convenience is winning wallets; taste and plastic waste still get side-eye. Are meal kits your October default — or overpriced leftovers with branding?

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  • V

    Weeknight lifesaver when the alternative is delivery fees.

    C

    Only worth it if it's cheaper than takeout by a clear margin.

  • M

    Taste is fine; plastic packaging ruins the vibe.

  • R
    readerstudio886Vote hidden+4831h ago

    I'd rather cook simple pasta than heat a branded tray.

  • S
    soft8111h ago

    Only worth it if it's cheaper than takeout by a clear margin.

    L

    Taste is fine; plastic packaging ruins the vibe.

  • O

    Quality is store-dependent — some kits slap, some are sad.

  • N

    Agree — weeknight lifesaver when the alternative is delivery fees.

    G

    Weeknight lifesaver when the alternative is delivery fees.

  • M

    Disagree. taste is fine; plastic packaging ruins the vibe.

  • O

    Sure, and i'd rather cook simple pasta than heat a branded tray.

  • R

    Not buying that. only worth it if it's cheaper than takeout by a clear margin.

  • G

    Not buying that. quality is store-dependent — some kits slap, some are sad.

    H
    hartFridaySpecialVote hidden+4051h ago

    I'd rather cook simple pasta than heat a branded tray.