Home Chef Review: Our Dietitians’ Thoughts After Trying the Meals

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Home Chef meals proved to be quick, easy to prepare, and still delivered on taste — they’re even children-approved. But the service doesn’t cater to all diets.

Home Chef is a meal delivery service company popular with busy families thanks to its focus on easy-to-prepare and oven-ready meals.

We tested Home Chef to see if it lives up to its promise of beginner-friendly meals that still deliver on flavor.

Disclaimer: Home Chef provided press boxes for free, but our opinions are ours alone and have not been reviewed, approved, or otherwise endorsed by Home Chef.

The tl;dr on Home Chef
Home Chef’s meal delivery service stands out for its easy-to-prepare offerings, including:

30-minute meal kits
15-minute meal kits
premade entree salads
oven-ready prepared dishes
prepared Fast & Fresh meals that only need to be heated in the microwave or oven
We found the meals lived up in the taste department and were simple to prepare. We had one instance where not all ingredients arrived in perfect condition, but overall, the ingredients arrived in good condition, and all meals appealed to the taste buds.

Recently, the company debuted its Family Plan, which includes meal kits and oven-ready dishes designed to feed a family of four.

You can build a box each week by selecting meals from the full menu. The website says you can make more than 30 weekly choices, but it also says there are more than 20 recipes to choose from. This is because for some of the 20 recipes, you can choose different proteins.

You can easily pause or cancel your subscription anytime on the company’s website.

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Home Chef Review: Our Dietitians’ Thoughts After Trying the Meals