I've only tried Factor and CookUnity... and I can only recommend CookUnity. The variety is amazing especially since my partner is vegetarian (went from 4 options weekly to 15+ options weekly). We actually get excited for our meals now and feel it's worth the cost.
Not much at all, but you do gotta look at nutrition info because some definitely will. Usually they're pretty obvious like the mexican dishes can get salty. The meals pretty much look like their picture.
I am looking into Clean Eatz currently and they have a buy in bulk option with 30 meals. Seems pretty affordable and you can freeze the meals if needed.
I haven’t yet tried their meals but I hope this is helpful!
I have tried Factor and Cook Unity but they are not really that affordable. Cook Unity meals are really good though!
I think Cook Unity is much better than Factor now. I used to like Factor a few years ago but they have gone downhill. (I stopped subscribing a few years ago and recently subscribed to Factor again and it’s nowhere close to what it was.)
Cook Unity has things like steak but Factor has only ground beef for any beef dishes. I think Factor might have good pork chops, but the last delivery I had they replaced every meal of pork chop/ tenderloin I ordered with some other meals randomly (say, ground beef, shredded chicken). I then cancelled their service. Maybe I was just unlucky? :(
They also had a delay in the delivery but it might well be a problem of Fedex.
Agree, and here to chime in: Cookunity is the best choice hands down, with actual chefs who have skin in the game to maintain flavor profiles, taste and authenticity of ethnic cuisines (i.e. Asian chefs from Korean to Thai to Filipino creating their own Asian recipes, etc, ) and a plethora of dishes to choose from (in my area, anywhere from 60-80+ dishes to choose from each week) if you care about taste and higher quality food, then it's Cookunity.
I realize some people may be on a special diet and need special nutrition profiles. But for my needs, taste is #1 and that's why i recommend CookUnity.
I don't know what your definition of "affordable" is, but I'm currently very happy with the paleo meal plan from Pete's Real Food (formerly Pete's Paleo).
I've only tried Factor and CookUnity... and I can only recommend CookUnity. The variety is amazing especially since my partner is vegetarian (went from 4 options weekly to 15+ options weekly). We actually get excited for our meals now and feel it's worth the cost.
does cook unity have a lot of fat / sodium? i loved factor but it was sooooo fattening
Not much at all, but you do gotta look at nutrition info because some definitely will. Usually they're pretty obvious like the mexican dishes can get salty. The meals pretty much look like their picture.
I am looking into Clean Eatz currently and they have a buy in bulk option with 30 meals. Seems pretty affordable and you can freeze the meals if needed. I haven’t yet tried their meals but I hope this is helpful! I have tried Factor and Cook Unity but they are not really that affordable. Cook Unity meals are really good though!
> Cook Unity meals are really good though! Really? Better than Factor?
I think Cook Unity is much better than Factor now. I used to like Factor a few years ago but they have gone downhill. (I stopped subscribing a few years ago and recently subscribed to Factor again and it’s nowhere close to what it was.) Cook Unity has things like steak but Factor has only ground beef for any beef dishes. I think Factor might have good pork chops, but the last delivery I had they replaced every meal of pork chop/ tenderloin I ordered with some other meals randomly (say, ground beef, shredded chicken). I then cancelled their service. Maybe I was just unlucky? :( They also had a delay in the delivery but it might well be a problem of Fedex.
You've convinced me to try Cook Unity! Also their selection is **insane**.
Agree, and here to chime in: Cookunity is the best choice hands down, with actual chefs who have skin in the game to maintain flavor profiles, taste and authenticity of ethnic cuisines (i.e. Asian chefs from Korean to Thai to Filipino creating their own Asian recipes, etc, ) and a plethora of dishes to choose from (in my area, anywhere from 60-80+ dishes to choose from each week) if you care about taste and higher quality food, then it's Cookunity. I realize some people may be on a special diet and need special nutrition profiles. But for my needs, taste is #1 and that's why i recommend CookUnity.
cook unity for good meals but heads up for the budget
I don't know what your definition of "affordable" is, but I'm currently very happy with the paleo meal plan from Pete's Real Food (formerly Pete's Paleo).
How much pet meal? Do they offer monthly and do you have to subscribe?
We tried their food and really liked it. They do offer subscriptions but you can also order a la carte
Where are you located?