Monthly lunch subscription?
If there was a local cook who started selling weekly, even monthly lunch box subscriptions, would you sign up? Permitted, you had no issue for the food served.
36-40, F
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I have no need for this, but I can see the benefits and pitfalls for it.
In any case, I would need more information about the company before I could make my final decision on it.
The first thing I'm looking for is "Does this company have a space for me to tell them about special dietary requirements???". If I'm honest, the lack of information regarding this question is what puts me off many food and drink subscription boxes that are already available - especially when at least one of my known allergens aren't in the typical list of things that it's common to be allergic to.
I don't want to sign up just to find out that I can't eat this month's subscription box, but many of the sites I have seen haven't been able to offer me any reassurance on this point at any stage before I sign up.
My second question would be "Is there a menu or does everyone just get the same thing???" Based on my special dietary requirements above, having a menu where I can choose between 2 or 3 options allows me to broaden my chances of not getting something that I'm allergic to or just plain getting something that I don't like.
In any case, I would need more information about the company before I could make my final decision on it.
The first thing I'm looking for is "Does this company have a space for me to tell them about special dietary requirements???". If I'm honest, the lack of information regarding this question is what puts me off many food and drink subscription boxes that are already available - especially when at least one of my known allergens aren't in the typical list of things that it's common to be allergic to.
I don't want to sign up just to find out that I can't eat this month's subscription box, but many of the sites I have seen haven't been able to offer me any reassurance on this point at any stage before I sign up.
My second question would be "Is there a menu or does everyone just get the same thing???" Based on my special dietary requirements above, having a menu where I can choose between 2 or 3 options allows me to broaden my chances of not getting something that I'm allergic to or just plain getting something that I don't like.
PrincessBubblegum · 36-40, F
Okay, this isn't something official. I get order filled one week, deliver each day the next week. In rotation between other factory like work places. Nothing official. Just feeding people at work, lunch. I suppose I'd only cater to peanut allergies.
@PrincessBubblegum It'd help you to make this clear to those who have wheat and gluten intolerance, too, since the product won't be suitable for them.
4meAndyou · F
I might, if the food was awesome. But it would depend on the price. It would have to be very cheap, $5 or less per lunch.
PrincessBubblegum · 36-40, F
If no, could you have your mind changed?
JohnOinger · 41-45, M
@PrincessBubblegum So what do you think of Jason Momoa & Would You Do Him
PrincessBubblegum · 36-40, F
@SW-User You know until you said that as plainly as possible I guess I missed that...? You Like to shop for your own food...that's one of your things.. With the bargains and the hunt for the finest quality... I guess I never took it to that place before. That's kinda fucking nuts to me that I missed that vibe. Hey thanks for stopping by, and puttin yours in!
