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This is perhaps a smart play. These preprogrammed, mostly pre-prepped meals are a unique feature for the Tovala\u2014something not found elsewhere on the market. You sign up for a certain number of meals a week, anywhere from four to 16 total meals, which will arrive packed into a weekly cool-packed box. The menu for each week offers a choice of 35 or more options a week, with few vegetarian options but a fair number of \u201cgluten-friendly\u201d and high-protein meals.<\/p>\n

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But you also must choose an oven, which in my case arrived four days before the meals. The oven doesn’t come with an obligation to keep it\u2014you can return within 100 days, if it doesn’t agree with you\u2014but to get the steep discount, you’ll have to stick with six weeks of meal plan. Otherwise, you either pay full price or return the oven.<\/p>\n

The sell on the Tovala meals is ease, without compromising texture. They’re easy enough to prep that I wouldn’t really consider it cooking. It’s mostly a matter of arranging a few ingredients between two aluminum trays. I sliced a few peppers for a cilantro chimichurri bowl, but otherwise, the only knife I used across six meals was the one I used to cut my filet mignon after it was cooked.<\/p>\n

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