Meal Subscription Review: Dinnerly

We wrapped up our meal box series before summer, and it was a lot of fun. After being a funk for a bit where i just wasn't cooking, we decided to start getting a box again, just once a month. Because i signed up for a service again, i got inundated with ads and discounts for ALL the services I've already tried (so honestly, i could probably try them all again if that's what i was feeling), BUT a few popped up that weren't available when we tried them in the spring, so we decided to investigate!

Week 13: Dinnerly

Biggest Perk: Lowest price available
On a 5 star rating (low to high):
Flavor:***
Price: $
Portion:***
Variety: *
Prep (Difficult to Easy): *****
Website: ****


Promo used: $50 OFF from Facebook.
Other Codes? The main website has a pop-up discount of $30 off your first box.

Shipping: standard. a small box with ice packs. Protein + bag style.

The Recipes: Honey Mustard Drumsticks, Spicy Sausage Pasta, and Mexican Bean Stew.  The recipe cards are digital only, and were not printer friendly which was definitely a downside in my opinion.

Prep/Time: ~30 minutes

Price: The price is $5/portion all the time. i didn't use a code. They do charge shipping at $8.99/box but the whole box is still $38.99 for 3 meals for 2 people.

Variety: There didn't appear to be any way to tailor your box. There's 3 meals set for the week and that's what you get.

Portion: The portions were adequate, but nothing awesome

Flavor:  I wasn't wowed with these. They tasted good, but weren't particularly special.

Cancelling: There's a button the website which was easy. There are skip options as well.

Overall: Having tried pretty much every box, this one wasn't a standout.

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