There is no time to cook in my life. I have a full time job. I have harp lessons, I have screenplay readings, I have doctor appointments, my kids have extracurricular lessons, and I have a vibrant social life. I cannot cook, I cannot plan, I have two ravenously hungry little ones and a lonely chihuahua at home. Enter DREAM DINNERS. The caps are not a typo. It is me shouting: DREAM DINNERS!!!
Here's how it works: Sign up for a 2-hour session, in which you will assemble everything you need for 12 home-cooked meals. Read that again: h-o-m-e--c-o-o-k-e-d. No franken-nuggets, no cheap toys clacking around in the back seat as you bus children around, no orange tongues stained from whatever horrible punch they give your kids in those oh-so-convenient fast food kid meals. Sorry, got off-track there for a minute. So you get a two hour session, everything you need for 12 meals, to be kept in the freezer for later convenience. No prep, no clean-up. Leave the mess there. It. Is. AWESOME.
Jean and Danielle are the owners of the Orem Dream Dinner location. They also have a cooking website called What's Cooking Orem (www.whatscookingorem.com).
And, if you're not convinced yet, here's a video of them explaining what this silliness is all about: http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=5763803&server=vimeo.com&show_title=0&show_byline=0&show_portrait=0&color=aab300&fullscreen=1
They're adorable, no? So, if you have a life, kids, appointments, something resembling a schedule--this will be your salvation.
http://www.dreamdinners.com/main.php?page=locations&store_id=99&state=Utah
P.S. If anybody wants to make the pilgrimage to Orem anytime soon to do this, call me. I'm serious.
2 comments:
Amazing food, good prices, and such little effort.
It is all true! :)
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