Anonymous wrote:Daal, aka lentil soup because it is a good source of iron, magnesium, etc.

Ooooo i would have loved daal and rice or naan. Delicious and nutritious.

Daal, aka lentil soup because it is a good source of iron, magnesium, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Yep!!!

NP I never asked for a meal train! My friends just kindly delivered food to me And I returned the favor when my friends also had babies or were unwell.

Imagine that

So you accepted food your friends made like a normal mean train? Because what is critiqued here is this:

"The parents are very busy and are kindly requesting that no one stop by the house for the first few weeks and so will not be accepting home made food or any dropoffs. If you would like to support the family, please send giftcards to them so they may order food."

Was this Meghan and Harry by any chance? What a lovely example of Royal entitlement!

I loved any food I didn’t have to cook.

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Yep!!!

NP I never asked for a meal train! My friends just kindly delivered food to me And I returned the favor when my friends also had babies or were unwell.

Imagine that

So you accepted food your friends made like a normal mean train? Because what is critiqued here is this:

"The parents are very busy and are kindly requesting that no one stop by the house for the first few weeks and so will not be accepting home made food or any dropoffs. If you would like to support the family, please send giftcards to them so they may order food."

Never seen this. We must run in different crowds.

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Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Yep!!!

NP I never asked for a meal train! My friends just kindly delivered food to me And I returned the favor when my friends also had babies or were unwell.

Imagine that

So you accepted food your friends made like a normal mean train? Because what is critiqued here is this:

"The parents are very busy and are kindly requesting that no one stop by the house for the first few weeks and so will not be accepting home made food or any dropoffs. If you would like to support the family, please send giftcards to them so they may order food."

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The best mealtrains are the ones where the parents don't want you to bring food. They want giftcards to grocery stores and Ubereats/Postmates/Seamless. Like, let's cut to the chase: this is a total cash grab.

Yep!!!

NP I never asked for a meal train! My friends just kindly delivered food to me And I returned the favor when my friends also had babies or were unwell.

Imagine that

Anonymous wrote:Placenta!

Stir fried or baked?

Placenta!

Make it fresh, easy to reheat, and moderately nutritious.

BBQ chicken drumsticks with rice and a big salad
Vegetable soup, bread, and fruit salad
Beef stew, egg noodles, and steamed green beans
Ham and cheese quiche, fruit salad, and croissants

If you’re not into cooking, go by Whole Foods, Costco or Trader Joe’s and assemble premade things:

Rotisserie chicken, macaroni & cheese, and green salads
Hummus, grape leaves, olives, pita, and a veggie tray
Savory tart or pie, bread, and roasted veggies

Or give a gift card. Or a fruit and veggie tray and some snacks. Or opt out of the meal train and you’ll have nothing to worry about! It’s an option to participate not a mandatory sentence!