They create healthy, delicious, and high quality meals that are high in fiber and low in fat.
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It seems like every day there's a new food delivery service launch, each seeking to connect a large and growing number of hungry customers with high-quality meal choices.
But that's changing – the idea of high-quality meals on wheels appeals to everyone.
Thanks to a booming gastro-culture and an economy gone bust, America's streets are filled as never before with high-quality meals on wheels.
By Andrea Thompson Laurent Tourondel's burgeoning chain (the name doesn't stand for "bacon, lettuce, and tomato" — it's an acronym of "bistro" plus his name) makes dependable, high-quality meals fancy enough to impress expense-account clients but conventional enough to appeal to a wide range of tastes.
Laurent Tourondel's burgeoning chain (the name doesn't stand for "bacon, lettuce, and tomato" — it's an acronym of "bistro" plus his name) makes dependable, high-quality meals fancy enough to impress expense-account clients but conventional enough to appeal to a wide range of tastes.
Munchery aims to bring personal chefs to the masses, giving consumers a way to access high-quality meals delivered to their home by professionals.
Startups have begun to take on the food market with gusto of late, and a slew of new companies are now looking to connect consumers with high-quality meals, especially on-demand.
In what's becoming an ultra-hot market for food delivery, Spoonrocket wants to corner the market by providing high-quality meals delivered to your door in minutes — all for just $8 each, with no delivery fee.
Munchery, the Bay Area startup that lets customers order healthy, high-quality meals from professional chefs, said it raised $3.3 million of an ongoing $4 million in Series A funding in a round led by E.Ventures.
