CustomizationĪfter looking through all of the different meal kits and add-ons from Blue Apron, I chose the main kit. Each meal also came with instructions with pictures, so even the most amateur chefs could follow along. The best part for me was the booklet that provided instructions on what to do ahead of time, like season the turkey. There were easy instructions on how to dispose of the ice packs, so it was all very seamless.
Each of the meals came in its own separate box with labels for each. It was pretty heavy, and I had to use a rolling cart to get it upstairs and into my apartment. My kit arrived in a large box with insulation and ice packs conveniently separated from all the food. It’s also convenient that they sell kitchen tools in case you need anything, from a simple pan to a cutting board or peeler. Everything is sent to you by the week of November 7, just in time for Thanksgiving. You just log in, choose the meal you want along with any additional add-ons, and it’s ready to be delivered to you.
When checking online, the options seem easy within the Blue Apron Market. I received this as a gift, so I did not have to go through the order process, but if you want to learn more, check out our Blue Apron Meal Kit review. Luckily, Blue Apron got me through it, so if you’re looking for an easy way to host a dinner, might I recommend its holiday meal kits? Below is my full review of Blue Apron’s Thanksgiving meal-kit special.
The only problem-I did not want to cook everything by myself. The pandemic put a halt to these traditions, but last year, I wanted to host my own small Thanksgiving dinner with friends to reconnect after a long couple of years. I get to celebrate with different groups, eat turkey, and chat about good old times. These last five years, I’ve sat at Thanksgiving dinners at various friends’ houses during the month of November. Over the years, Thanksgiving has dedicated a special time to spend with your friends just as much as your family at Friendsgiving gatherings. If you’re nervous about preparing your first Thanksgiving meal, I had the opportunity to try Blue Apron’s Classic Thanksgiving Meal Kit, and it was a game changer.
Normally, I pick up some rolls and whip up a gluten-free apple pie, but last Thanksgiving I was hosting for the first time. While I consider myself a pretty experienced cook, (I meal-prep all of my meals every week), Thanksgiving cooking is at another level. Now that it’s November, the holidays are in full swing-and if you’re like me, that means a lot more time spent cooking.
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