Dream Dinners?
 

Has anyone tried them before?

http://dreamdinners.com/main.php?static=index

I'm looking for a fun event to get some local alum together and it looks like they have an introductory offer where you get to make 3 6-serving meals for $50.

Is it worth it? Is the food any good? Thoughts and feedback are greatly appreciated.

Not sure about them, but I've done something similar and it was SUPER fun... everyone had a great time. I say it's worth a shot.

They just put one in near my house. I want to try it, but to get the best price, you have to buy 72 servings. I don't think I have room in my freezer for 72 of anything.

Glitter which company have you tried? I'm really looking for a hands on cooking class where you get to eat the food there as well. My only hang up with dream dinners is this seems more like make it and take it home to store.

Alphafrog you should check the website and see if you can get the introductory offer I talked about before. 18 servings for $50 seems decent.

We have something similar here called Dinner's Ready. You go in and pre-make some meals from the ingredients they have, then take them home to put in the fridge/freezer/oven and serve when you're ready. The benefit is you don't have to do any of the food prep, and you can make all the meals at once...less mess and cleaning throughout the week.

I thought this thread was going to be about what our dream dinner would be. :(

Primanti's + Cold Stone Creamery + Mad Mex + Ruth's Chris + creme brulee + strawberry shortcake + corn on the cob + double shrimp cocktail + Dairy Queen banana shake.

and no I don't think I'm premenstrual.