Diaries Magazine

What’s for Dinner?

By Agadd @ashleegadd

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Can we talk about outsourcing for a minute?

I hate meal planning with every fiber of my being. There. I said it. I wish I didn’t hate meal planning so much, but I just….do. Every Sunday afternoon we go to Trader Joe’s and grocery shop for the week. I get the same staples: bread, cheese, chocolate, etc. I throw in a few items just in case I feel inspired—meat, a single red pepper, some cilantro. Surely I can make something with cilantro? I always assume that if I have food in my kitchen, I can whip up a few meals during the week.

But I never have the right ingredients to make…..anything substantial. I remember the pasta, but forget the pasta sauce. I remember the chicken and limes, but forget the tortillas. Basically, I am super unorganized when it comes to grocery shopping and I am too lazy/exhausted to drag my two children to the store again during the witching hour. Mommas, you feel me?

(Also, this is why sometimes we eat scrambled eggs for dinner.)

The best part about Blue Apron is that they do all the hard work for you. Meal planning? Done. Grocery shopping? Done. Searching for a good recipe (aka 42 minutes scrolling Pinterest)? Done.

You just open the box, and cook. Voila!

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ISN’T IT SO FANCY?!

Blue Apron just launched in Texas, and now delivers to most of the US. The food ships in a refrigerated box so everything stays fresh until you open it. They offer a wide variety of recipes and are adding new dishes to their menu every week. No meal plans, no grocery shopping, no wasted food.

Ready to sign up? The first 25 readers will get two free meals on their first Blue Apron order! Just click here to get started.

This post is sponsored by Blue Apron. Thank you for supporting the businesses who contribute to my babysitting/coffee fund. 

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