[Daisy Boo]

Has anyone tried this? I came across it on the web and was wondering if anyone had given it a go.

Sounds like a great option for healthy meals. Of course, I am in Australia so I couldn't use it, but I am curious.

Let's Dish

[hefty1]

what's being aussie got to with it? glen

[kykaree]

http://www.letsdish.com/learn/basic.aspx

You go to their premises to make the meals that you have preselected on the web, and there aren't ant Let's Dishes in Australia (or England)

[nelie]

There are a whole bunch of places like this popping up. The one I had heard of was "dinner by design". I think it is cheaper than eating out but really you can do it yourself, just prepare meals ahead of time to cook later.

[Daisy Boo]

Originally Posted by hefty1

what's being aussie got to with it? glen

the fact that Let's Dish is US based and not in Australia.

just curious if anyone had used it and what the thoughts were. looks like a great concept.

[Diamond]

We have something in California called Dream Dinners. I've tried it once and it's ok. I haven't been moved to go back. I think it would be best for a family -- though, it's not lo calorie. They should offer lo cal meals, that would be a smart way to improve their menu selection to appeal to a larger crowd. I probably won't go back but if they had a zone plan or weight watchers points attached to the recipe, that would appeal to me.