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[quote=Anonymous]I got one when our college-aged athlete son came home over the summer.

Pros:
-Oven is fairly cheap if you take advantage of all the offers. Ours was $99, I believe
-The meals you order from them are quite tasty, and they have a decent variety. I think the price is reasonable for what you get. Each meal was two dinner servings for me, a middle-aged woman, but just lunch sized for DS.
-Works well for toasting and reheating. 
-Most of the recipes on the app for cooking your own food are good.
-I haven’t tried scanning and cooking the affiliated products from TJs, Annie’s, etc., but there are a lot and that’s a nice feature for well prepared fast meals.

Cons:
-Lots of packaging if you order the meals. I hate this so rarely order any more. 
-Steaming function is underwhelming if you are cooking your own stuff. 
-They rarely add new recipes to the app.

Overall, it’s a fun toy, like a very sophisticated easy-bake oven. We mostly use it as an extra toaster and leftover reheated these days. When we are feeling too lazy or overwhelmed to want to cook, we’ve started ordering from Vegetable+Butcher, a DC-based company that offers very tasty and healthy meals that are either vegan or vegan-based plus meat.  V+B has minimal packaging and no cold packs, which I love. [/quote]

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