Using Blue Apron positively influenced my children’s dining preferences, introducing them to bolder flavors, including spicy poblano peppers, without resulting in complaints. The generous portion sizes left plenty for lunches, suggesting a family of four could thrive on just two servings. While Blue Apron primarily focuses on meal kits, it also has prepared meals. However, each box comes with considerable packaging waste, which detracts from its overall sustainability. Additionally, many meals require some cooking skills, making it less appealing for those seeking quick solutions.
Four of the recipes offered slightly spicy poblano peppers instead of milder bell peppers, surprisingly pleasing both my taste buds and those of my children.
Blue Apron's portion sizes provide generous servings, often resulting in leftovers, ideally catering to a family of four with young kids.
While Blue Apron excels with its meal kits, newcomers should be prepared for a bit more cooking skill and prep time than expected.
A significant amount of packaging comes with each Blue Apron delivery, raising questions about sustainability in comparison to loose produce alternatives.
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