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A review of the Misfits Market produce box from an NYC chef . . . - Reddit A review of the "Misfits Market" produce box from an NYC chef Is it worth it? [NOT SPONSORED] Hey there! After being continually spammed over every platform with ads for the Misfits Market Produce Box service, I decided to give it a go, and thought I'd drop a review here in case anyone else was wondering if it was worth it
Anyone use Misfits market? Ugly produce subscription : r Frugal - Reddit Misfits market is a subscription service that provides “ugly” produce that isn’t sellable in store I’m considering their service for shipments every two weeks Would be about $45 per month for fruit and veg I usually spend about 1-1 5 of that at a on produce at a discount grocery store each month so it seems like a good deal Two concerns: 1) I may not like the stuff they send and
Your thoughts on Misfit Markets : r budgetfood - Reddit It is a bit more expensive than my local store, but my local store is usually out of picked over when I get there (meat section, local produce is much better) so I think it's worth it to use misfits market for the meat and the local store for produce
Beware of Misfits Market : r Frugal - Reddit If people get their produce from misfits vs the store, the store food still goes in the dumpster or compost Also, you add on packaging and delivery It feels more wasteful than just going to the supermarket I see “imperfect” foods all the time in stores I pick those out over the others bc I know a lot of people are less likely to
Misfit Market review : r mealkits - Reddit We reviewed Misfits Market as well and saved (Spoiler) $22 over our local grocery stores You can read the full review and get a coupon here
Are programs like imperfect foods or misfit market worth it . . . - Reddit Just signed up for Misfits Market Truly disliked having to wait several days to find out what was available for my next shipment When the market did open, the prices were not great The seemed excessively high So, I brought up my local Meijer store, and, surprise, Misfits was much more expensive More than $1 or $2 per pound on most produce
Opinions on Misfits Markets and Imperfect Foods : r Frugal - Reddit I tried Misfits Market and the price wound up being much higher than shopping weekly for what was on sale at my local grocery store We also have a small store that benefits a larger non-profit in our area They sell organic "ugly" produce, and have made deals with local companies to get things at a discount and they pass it on
MisfitsMarket - Reddit Despite its old uses, the new r MisfitsMarket sub is dedicated to sharing questions, what you got in your box, and recipes using your misfit market box produce I am in no way affiliated with Misfits Market, but I love their service so much I wanted them to have an a sub on reddit
Has anyone else tried Misfits Market? : r Cooking - Reddit Misfits claims that they work with small farms though, who don't have access to those resources, and that feeding people with it is more efficient than feeding the livestock and soil
has anyone ever tried misfit market? : r EatCheapAndHealthy - Reddit My experience with Misfit Market has been mediocre at best I had a sub last year for a couple of months, but between packing problems (almost every box had at least one type of item crushed or damaged due to inadequate packaging), the frequency of poor value boxes (more than half the weight in low value items like carrots onions), and poor quality produce (things with longer shelf lives on