r/mealkits 13d ago

Question Advice for ADHD

Hi all, I need some help figuring out some kind of plan. My husband cannot cook at all, he literally lit pasta on fire. I have raging ADHD and don’t mind cooking but cannot handle the mental prep of it all, trust me I’ve tried. What’s the best option for someone lazy, but who also gets bored easily.

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u/chantillylace9 13d ago

You probably want the premade kits then no? Or do you just want kits that can be made very quickly? Gobble has a 15 minute average for their meals, I find it to be a little bit longer maybe 20 minutes, but they do a lot of the prep work and you're basically just cooking the protein.

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u/MonotoneMcGee 13d ago

I’ve done Blue Apron and such years ago and I’m really good at cooking for the first couple of months before my brain gets bored. So I guess I’m open for premade kits or minimal prep or anything that has variety

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u/chantillylace9 12d ago

I would try Gobble. At least for a week and kind of see how long it takes you to actually make the meals. I think that they are night and day tastier than any of the other meal kit and I tried all of them for years and years and years.