The meal service that finally got me out of my food rut

· New York Post

I was in a food rut.

Every week, I bought the same groceries and made whatever took the least amount of effort, usually defaulting to the same meal on repeat — think turkey, rice and vegetables. Nothing exciting.

It’s not that I hate cooking (I don’t). What I hate is buying a million ingredients for one dish and the time-consuming nature of planning my meals, then having to clean up after.

Especially in my tiny New York kitchen with zero counter space, coming home tired and hungry only to realize I still have to cook is a recipe for frustration.

But, as a health freak, what goes into my body is my number one priority.

I’m a clean eater, not a picky one, but after reaching peak boredom with my go-to meals, Factor has helped me branch out without compromising my healthy habits.

As the world’s leading ready-made meal service, Factor delivers pre-made dishes made with whole ingredients you know and, hopefully, like.

And, after two days of eating nothing but Factor, I’ll admit I’m a meal-service convert.

Factor

Pros:

  • No prep or cooking required
  • Ready to eat in minutes
  • Large assortment of fresh-tasting and flavorful dishes
  • Balanced meals with proteins, vegetables, and carbohydrates

Cons:

  • Meals are not customizable
  • High in sodium

With over 100 different menu options each week, you’ll never have to eat the same meal twice. Factor lets you choose your personalized plan based on how many meals you need, whether that be a few a week or multiple a day. There are options for every health goal and diet, including vegan, keto, high protein, GLP-1 friendly, and more, so eating well feels effortless.

Made with as much flavor as there are nutrients, the chef-created and dietitian-approved meals make eating less stressful and more enjoyable.

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The best part is that the meals are ready-to-eat in two minutes, and the only dish you’ll have to wash afterwards is a fork.

As someone who’s gluten-free (or supposed to be), Factor made it easy to stay on track during a busy week without giving my allergy a second thought.

I also never seem to get enough protein, and Factor has up to 53 grams of it in each meal, which took another worry off my plate.

Plus, there are a variety of add-ons such as snacks, smoothies, and desserts, so your entrées aren’t the only things getting you through the week.

I ordered the Signature Juice Variety Pack, and each one tasted so good I had to double-check the label to make sure there wasn’t any added sugar. Sure enough, the ingredient list was nothing but fruits and vegetables. I liked them so much, I wish I could pick them up individually at the grocery store and always have one on hand.

Do the meals look exactly like they do on the website? No. But does it taste way better than you’d ever expect? Absolutely. 

Each meal is perfectly filling and is packed with delicious flavors that keep me satisfied for hours without feeling overly heavy.

If you’re stuck making the same three meals on repeat every week (I feel you), there’s no better way to spice it up than with a service that puts the food right in front of you.

Call me lazy, but this meal delivery service required zero effort on my part, and I loved it.

There wasn’t a single meal I didn’t enjoy, and having a kitchen stocked with convenient, protein-packed options made busy nights a lot easier.

For nights when cooking seems impossible, it’s time to stop reaching for DoorDash.

With Factor, ready-made meals with real ingredients are right there in your fridge — without the overpriced delivery fees.


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