Rec | MIGHTY MEALS

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im trying to curb my takeout consumption (it‘s real bad) and my nutritionist recommended this service to me last session. i only had one meal but im happy to report its not like factor meals that are all mush 😂 the portions are actually plentiful and the meal i had today was pretty good. im excited to see if this will help or if this is just another add on to my bad spending habits.

@chiawase_

Mar 5, 2025

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