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[BigTylt]

Factor is just TV dinner cosplaying as healthy food

[Ren]

Let me let you in on a secret. They're old people meals. My mom, before she passed away, got a meal plan exactly like this through her medicare. They'd send you packaged meals that looked exactly, 100% like these, that you heat up for a couple of minutes in the microwave.

[fistbowl]

every meal service program is just an elaborate way to make adults eat like they’re in their middle school cafeteria again

[hauntedsunsets]

love the point at the end about factor being good for people who are SO overworked they literally do not have the time to cook. but also have the kind of money to drop on 10$/meal. like that's such a weird niche to be aiming at, because if people are working that much out of necessity then they probably can't afford a service priced like factor, but anyone who has the money for factor is probably just gonna spend their money on better food than that. really not sure what their customer base looks like

[spacedino]

My favorite part is when YouTubers are promoting Factor, half the time they dont even show themselves really eating it. Instead you get a lot of shots of the meal and maybe one shot of taking of bite, not chewing or swallowing, just eating a bite and thumbs up.

[Czarro]

*PLEASE* do Raycon next, I am DYING to see if they've gotten any better since the Dankpods reviews.

[viperman]

They should've factored this into consideration.

[FLCL_rox]

I remember most Factor ad reads mention that it is a cheaper option than going out to eat or going to the store, which considering the price means their studies were done by people who really impulse buy at inner city whole foods or something.

[DarkHarpuia]

TEN BUCKS for one meal? Bro jesus christ, I'd rather just buy my ingredients and cook everything myself. As much as I am one to often pay for a convenience cost, that is absurd.

[giosworkshop]

I don’t get why there’s so many meal delivery services. All of them are practically the same.

[deohere]

I'm disabled so meal delivery services make a lot of sense for me. That said most of them, including factor are awful. The best you'll find are options that are exclusively local and work with local restruaunts. Anything else is going to be overcooked sousvede mush

[Ybeetus]

I work at FedEx as a package handler, and the number of factor boxes, among other meal kits, we get is absolutely insane. At least a full 1000 piece box truck of just factor a day, and that's not counting the other meal kit services.

[tallemajas]

the big thing is, at least in the UK, those pre-packaged supermarket meals that you said taste pretty much the same are usually half the price of a factor meal !! like, i'd much rather go to the supermarket and pick them myself then lmao

[Codename_Orion]

My man’s three videos into his YT career and he’s already broken out the Shia LaBeouf “I’m not famous anymore” bag.

[RonaldMcJuicy]

Another thing worth noting, and this is true of all meal-delivery type deals, the sheer amount of plastics each package contains is NUTS. I’m no environmental nut, but it’s pretty egregious. Especially for the price.

[viperman]

13 dollars for a microwave meal is insane...

[avgaskoolaid]

The thing that drives me crazy about Factor is that it's almost exactly the same as those pre-packaged fresh meals you get at grocery stores (as you mentioned at the end). If these busy, overworked but well-off people were to go to a higher-end grocery store they could get something that's the same quality (IMO grocery store meals taste better than most Factor ones), roughly the same price if not cheaper, more quantity, and you can easily adjust what/how much you get based on your tastes or how much you'll be eating out that week, etc.

[rebeccafisk]

Hot take: I actually really liked Hello Fresh. Wouldn’t pay full price, but for someone who’s disabled it really helped me cook real food.

[davidNK-A]

Thank you for singlehandedly annihilating million-dollar ad campaigns. What a time to be alive.

[KayGee_yt]

I find it kind of crazy that they were able to market TV dinners into some sort of premium dining subscription and no one ever points this out