eMeals - Meal planning & grocery delivery

This app is amazing! Sticking to 400 calories per meal felt daunting at first. Then I found eMeals. The meals are perfect for what I need. Easy to make and so tasty! My grocery bills have shrunk because I only buy what's necessary. We're eating out less too. Plus, the time I save is incredible. I've gained back five hours a week just by cutting down on grocery shopping. I'm all in for life!

I’m excited about trying new meals and stepping away from the usual. The best part? Minimal planning! I just choose my meals for the week, and the app takes care of adding ingredients to my cart. I swing by the store’s pick-up line, grab everything, and head home to cook. My family is loving the healthier options and exploring different flavors. It feels great! I do wish for a way to search recipes by ingredient now and then, but overall, this app has been amazing!

This app transformed my daily routine. Planning dinners takes a huge load off my shoulders. My husband uses it too, and sharing an account makes everything seamless. No more endless debates about dinner choices. He simply adds meals he likes to the grocery list. It's incredibly convenient. One enhancement could make it perfect. A dislike option would help eliminate meals we didn't enjoy. Occasionally, I forget what didn't work for us and end up choosing it again.

When I first downloaded this app, it was fantastic. The meals were delicious, and the grocery list feature made things easy. Recently, though, it has been crashing frequently. Sometimes it doesn't save my grocery list, and I can't even switch meal plans. I reached out to customer service for help. They suggested running an update. I informed them I'd already done that. Their next idea was to uninstall and reinstall the app. Now, I have to go through that process at least once a week just to keep it working. I won't be renewing my subscription when the year ends.

Overall, loving the subscription. The app shows potential but needs improvements. Adding notes to recipes would be fantastic. It’s tough to remember changes or where I found an ingredient. Having that feature in my saved recipes would help a lot. Nutritional info for each recipe is another thing I really want. Scaling servings for individual recipes would make meal prep so much easier. Some dishes need doubling while others don’t keep well. These upgrades would really enhance the experience.

The idea behind the app sounds great. Many people feel a bit puzzled when they receive emails about new meal plans but don’t see the updates in the app every Wednesday. It creates confusion and limits the app's usefulness. For some, printing recipes and shopping lists from the website becomes the go-to solution, which can be quite annoying. Still, the recipes are enjoyable, and the shopping feature does add value.

I signed up for a trial plan and canceled within a few days. Somehow, I still got charged for a whole year. That's really frustrating. Tried canceling twice and ended up charged both times. They refuse to refund me. This service is not worth it at all. I’m thinking about reporting this somewhere, maybe a state agency for fraud. Just avoid this service.

Gave it another shot after two years. Still not working right. Just bought a new meal plan but now I'm canceling. Can't use it on my phone. Updated again—crashed after five minutes. Now it won’t open at all. Cleared data again and managed to log in, but that’s it. Another update: cleared all cache and data, and now it’s finally working. I’ll give five stars if it keeps up. But the latest update crashed again. Can’t even log out now! Uninstalled and reinstalled, still no luck. So frustrating paying for something I can’t use, especially with the website being so useless.

A meal box without the box and the high price! My busy family needs something easy and affordable. eMeals simplifies dinner planning. I wish someone would do the prep for me, but most meal subscriptions are too expensive. Now, I can plan meals, place my order, and just drive to pick up groceries or get them delivered. It feels good to have control over what food comes into my home.

You want to try an app out, but you hit a snag with the "free trial." You thought you canceled it right after signing up. You even marked your calendar. Somehow, charges kept coming over the last nine months—three times in total. You only spotted the $39 charges last week. You hadn't logged into your account since those initial trial days. Now they refuse to give any refunds. No exceptions for anyone. It feels frustrating and disappointing.