Meal prep services

I guess it'd work for your wife, but I know people that have used just about every single one of them, and it's just never enough food. I'm not even a big guy and I'd have to eat at least 4 a day to get enough. At that point you are talking about $35 a day minimum on food and probably more like $45.

All the ones you listed are pretty much as advertised, but they aren't cheap. You may can find a local person on Facebook or something that runs one out of their house to save a few bucks. I know there at least used to be a few in Baton Rouge like that and while still not cheap they were much more cost effective than the big guys.

I hate when people don't answer the question of the OP, but meal prep really isn't that bad. I know you're busy, but if you can find an hour one or twice a week and a couple of minutes to warm up a steam able bag of vegetables your wallet will thank you bigly. I personally just can't make myself spend that kind of scratch for those. I spend in a month what less than a week costs for those services.

If you don't find any thing that pleases you another option with a minor amount of work but still saves a lot of time is to go to some place like Whole Foods and get catered food. Put your meals into your own containers however you want. Freeze some, throw some in the fridge, and you'll have your meal prep done.

Metabolic meals was another I was looking at. How do they taste reheated in microwave?

Green heart meals and good eats

My coworker swears by hello fresh but he also wears a helmet to check the mail in case he falls so take it for what it's worth.

I know a chef in BR who has started doing meal preps for people since his restaurant shut down due to covid. I'm sure there are others doing the same thing.

We did Sensible Meals. I got the double protein option for the extra calories. It's too expensive to be long term but the food was ok and I dropped the lbs I wanted to drop.