 No matter how deep your love for cooking, it's OK if there are days (or weeks, even) when you can't bear to think about it. You've got anxiety, deadlines, family, to-do lists, health issues and a million other things going on, and you may understandably want to sink your weary bones into the sofa at the end of the day and let someone spoon-feed your dinner straight into your mouth. We've found the next-best thing to that, so keep reading below for delicious ways to make your meals easier, more nutritious and better for the planet, too.
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