If you go through a program like Jenny Craig then you’re paying a lot of money (like $400–500/month) for a lot less quantity. And probably blander faire than you’d like.

These programs aren’t designed to facilitate your desire to be a shut-in, they’re designed to aid you in losing weight. So the food is small portioned and lower in fats, sugars, etc, all that taste good shit.

So for what you want you’re probably better off seeing if there’s a local grocer who’ll deliver orders to your home (there are some grocers out there that still do this). As for that – we don’t live where you do. We can’t tell you what’s in your own neighborhood. You’ll have to find that out on your own.

Food is not cheap (2 to 10 times the cost of regular food).
No snacks and no going off the plan.
Yes they work

You pay money to do something that you should be able to do on your own.

Meals on Wheels would end up 7 dollars a day. I don’t know about there, but here they only bring one meal a day. Sometimes they were just sandwiches That’s pretty pricey.

@anniereborn Meals on Wheels for me was:

soup, treat, meat and two vegetates and sometimes a salad with dressing.
One can order double fo two meals a day, and large amounts on Fridays to last the weekends.

Well yeh, that sounds different than what we have here. Or at least what my mom had. Do they bring that all at one time?

@anniereborn Afternoons around 12:15pm , and Fridays in bulk to last one or two meals for Friday Saturday and Sunday. I only quit because I can’t have cabbage or brussel sprouts. Edit I just found out that I can have a little bit of cabbage, and It won’t hurt me.

That doesn’t sound TOO bad then.

Weight Watchers does not deliver meals. They are more of a support group.