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Hello Fresh Review

 So we recently got our first box for Hello Fresh. My husband is working full time and I'm working random days of the week. Some weeks it's every days. Some weeks it's one or two days. I'm just overwhelmed with dinner some times and on top of that I've lost my passion for cooking. I really used to love it and I just don't anymore. So I talked it over with my husband and we decided to give Hello Fresh a try. We've been looking at it a lot and I know I've really been looking at it and it was just something to give me a boost when I needed it for cooking.

We just got our first box the week of Halloween. I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. Not by the quality I've seen the reviews for it. I was surprised at how filling it was. And I do mean filling. I wasn't prepared for that. The kids get enough to eat. I sometimes think I have to much to eat. I just have to say that this was a surprise kind of. I didn't know truly what to expect of the meals.

On top of that I had to pick a few things mostly based off the meat and if I really needed to do a different side for the kids I would but they at least tried everything. Our first meal was a chicken with potato wedges and brussels sprouts. Our second meal had a poblano pepper in it. I never expected them to eat the sprouts or the pepper boy was I wrong. In fact they inhaled the second meal that we had. This was the best thing I could have done for our busy family.

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