Gousto for 1?

fiveub · 24 Apr 2021 at 15:34

I really enjoyed Gousto when sharing the meals, however is there anything similar but serves for one? I've seen very few, but wanted to know if there were any recommendations?

Minusorange · 25 Apr 2021 at 00:17

Why can't you just eat half one day and the other half the next ?

arknor · 25 Apr 2021 at 06:34

skip breakfast or eat the other half for breakfast

dlockers · 25 Apr 2021 at 10:35

I was trying to find the same thing for my Mum but couldn't. Only advice is as above, save the second half, or eat it up for lunch and dinner. Or stick to the lower calorie meals and have it in one.

firstborn · 25 Apr 2021 at 20:14

I split mine across 2 days. Occasionally eat the whole. Works for me.

Bear · 27 Apr 2021 at 16:29

Pasta Evangelists do single portions. My wife thought she would try them and I’ve got to say they taste pretty good, I prefer the ragu types to anything else. You don’t have to subscribe but can buy ad hoc if you want.

fiveub · 8 Jul 2021 at 09:31

I've been using Mindful Chef and they've been absolutely great.

robfosters · 8 Jul 2021 at 21:24

Minusorange said:
Why can't you just eat half one day and the other half the next ?

I saw an advert the other day for a company called Parsleybox that specialise in ready meals for older folk.

This woman had loads of different ready meals like hotpot and cottage pie and was putting them in the cupboard!

What is it made out of if it can be stored in the bloody cupboard and not the fridge?

That was actually meant for dlockers lol!

TheVoice · 9 Jul 2021 at 18:24

robfosters said:
I saw an advert the other day for a company called Parsleybox that specialise in ready meals for older folk.

This woman had loads of different ready meals like hotpot and cottage pie and was putting them in the cupboard!

What is it made out of if it can be stored in the bloody cupboard and not the fridge?

That was actually meant for dlockers lol!

Must come from the same factory as the ready meals and all-day breakfasts you get in police custody centres, they've got a suspiciously long shelf life and are just stored at ambient temperature too.

robfosters · 9 Jul 2021 at 18:25

TheVoice said:
Must come from the same factory as the ready meals and all-day breakfasts you get in police custody centres, they've got a suspiciously long shelf life and are just stored at ambient temperature too.

Fancy having to live on that rubbish in your sunset years.

200sols · 10 Jul 2021 at 06:14

robfosters said:
I saw an advert the other day for a company called Parsleybox that specialise in ready meals for older folk.

This woman had loads of different ready meals like hotpot and cottage pie and was putting them in the cupboard!

What is it made out of if it can be stored in the bloody cupboard and not the fridge?

That was actually meant for dlockers lol!

Probably better than the rubbish like domino's you always eat :cry:

robfosters · 10 Jul 2021 at 06:39

200sols said:
Probably better than the rubbish like domino's you always eat

I haven’t eaten a dominos for 3 years.

200sols · 10 Jul 2021 at 06:41

robfosters said:
I haven’t eaten a dominos for 3 years.

KFC then.

robfosters · 10 Jul 2021 at 06:46

200sols said:
KFC then.

No way is a plastic tray of preserved slop that you can keep in a cupboard for 6 months, better than freshly cooked, crispy skinned, southern fried chicken epicness.