Eating healthy and not having to cook seem to be conflicting ideas, as far as I can tell :) Places like http://www.blueapron.com http://www.blueapron.com or ht

Eating healthy and not having to cook seem to be conflicting ideas, as far as I can tell :) Places like http://www.blueapron.com http://www.blueapron.com or https://www.plated.com https://www.plated.com will send you fresh ingredients pre-portioned, and then you spend < 30 minutes preparing your meal. And you can get decently healthy snacks through something like https://naturebox.com https://naturebox.com that are more "feed me like a hamster". But if you're not rolling in the dough, then learning how to make a handful of quick/easy meals is going to be the healthiest/cheapest option. Cooking doesn't have to be hard or time consuming, especially when you consider leftovers :)