Home Chef Is Offering an Unreal Deal on Their Meal Kits for New Customers

editor@purewow.com (PureWow)
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Anyone else lose their spark in the kitchen every once in a while? That's exactly where Home Chef comes in. Whether you're vegan, calorie-conscious or just wanting to eat healthier, the meal delivery service curates meal kits that are based entirely on your preferences and d elivers them straight to your door. And there's all sorts of dishes, from quick, 10-minute Philly cheese tacos to restaurant-quality mahi-mahi and lemon garlic aioli with cheesy broccoli. Meals usually cost anywhere between $38 to $342, depending on how many people you're serving and how many recipes you want per week. Thankfully, Home Chef is offering new customers an incredible discount right now:

  • Oven Ready Meal Kit: Save 60 percent (or six free meals) on your first three boxes

  • Fresh Start Meal Kit: Save 60 percent (or 16 free meals) on your first three boxes

  • Fresh & Easy Meal Kit: Save 60 percent (or 16 free meals) on your first three boxes

  • General/The Best: Save 60 percent (or 16 free meals) on your first three boxes

That's up to $49 off your first three boxes, no matter what you pick. There's just one catch: You must select at least 12 servings per week (it goes up to 36) to unlock the deal. But trust us—this is much easier than it sounds because there are so many delicious options to choose from (we're looking at you, buffalo-style chicken stuffed peppers and garlic ginger shrimp and coconut risotto). Even better, you can pick the best time to start your plan, in case you're working your way through last week's groceries or have an upcoming vacation planned.

Oh, and if you still haven't snagged a Mother's Day gift or if your bestie's birthday is coming up, consider treating them to their own boxes. They'll thank you later.

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