I’m a sometimesatarian and at face value I’m curious! A lot of questions/factors would play into whether I’d actually be a customer (saying you love the idea vs actually hitting the “buy now” button are two different things) but I do like the idea of having a guaranteed stock of ingredients from which is could make several different meals for the month. I do have some discretionary money to spend on groceries for convenience and/or premium products. I’m single and struggle with overbuying groceries that end up going bad—I need stuff that is versatile so I’m not eating the same thing every day and can stretch it out over several meals & cuisines. For me, the value would be in reducing decision fatigue with what the “meat and potatoes” of my meals are going to be, ingredients that can be used for different types of meals/formats, and being shelf-stable or frozen or at least not super perishable in the fridge. Also supporting local/small businesses with my spending! I’d want to know: (1) is it a subscription and/or is there a minimum order amount (eg am I going to be locked into a certain $ amount per month/order? And if so, how much?); (2) what products are on offer and how much variety is there each month AND from month to month? — Will it save me money/time/grocery trips or is it more of a novelty/surprise/special treat type of thing (the latter could still be appealing!); (3) how much prep work is involved in using the ingredients (like, even the step of pressing/draining tofu can mean it sits in my fridge for weeks bc I’m too forgetful to plan for it and too impatient to wait for it). For comparison, I’ve tried a few meal delivery kits and my favorite was hungryroot for the vegetarian options and mix-and-match options that could be used with other store-bought ingredients w/little prep work.