Anybody here get Home Chef foods already prepared?

[CTyankee]

Looking for best deal I can get on prepared, just heat and serve, meals. Just for my husband and me. Nothing fancy, just basic stuff that isn't all carbsl

[Think. Again.]

1. I've been considering the same type of thing...

...the only one I've heard of so far is "Factor", but I haven't checked into it yet. https://www.factor75.com/pages/menus-and-plans

[nolabear]

2. I've tried that and Factor

They’re not terrible, not wonderful. I think Factor is better. You can tailor meals better, and even doing that gives greater variety. We stopped because we were signed up for six meals a week, i.e. three dinners, and found we didn’t eat them sometimes.

[mdmc]

3. I've tried and enjoyed them all

And encourage you to give them a try

[customerserviceguy]

4. I tried Home Chef once

Back about six years ago, when I was only cooking for myself. I felt that the portion sizes were too small for the cost. I went back to just buying groceries at the supermarket, and if need be, looking up recipes online.

Something's always on sale in the freezer section of your supermarket, why not simply eat primarily from such discounted purchases, and saving sales tax in the process? Not to mention the ecological cost of shipping all those meals to your home, and the overpackaging involved with that.

[KT2000]

5. I have tried a couple

the flavor is OK but the sodium content is too high for me - but most prefab meals are really salty. That is something to pay attention to.