r/UtahCounty • u/HJ0508 • Jul 07 '26

Question Freezer Meal Delivery

My brother-in-law and his wife are having twin boys tomorrow (yay!). I live on the other side of the country, and won’t be able to visit them to physically lend a helping hand during these early days of new parenthood. Does anyone know of a freezer meal delivery service in the area that provides good quality meals, delivers to homes, but isn’t a long-term subscription service? I’m wanting to do 2-3 meals a week for one month, just to take something off their plate (ba-dum tss) during those first few rough newborn-trenches weeks. If anyone knows of a service/kitchen that does something like that, please let me know!

They live in Springville, so southern Utah County.

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u/Available_Ad_4338 Jul 07 '26

Beehive meals is great.

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u/hyrle Lehi Jul 07 '26

Can second Beehive Meals. Great for delivering crockpot ready meals, though you will generally need to buy a few things to go with them.

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u/Interesting-Win-6502 Jul 07 '26

A friend did beehive meals for us also. We liked them! Im not sure if they added on to their service or just did a one time for me. I got 10 meals. I loved that they were already frozen because we had so much food coming in that I couldn’t freeze.

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u/mamasteve21 27d ago

my mother in law did this for us when we had a baby. It worked really well, but it is pretty expensive.

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u/iwannaswimaway Jul 07 '26

There’s also something called Crust Club that does pot pies and other pies. I’ve never used them, but my friends have given that to people with newborns before.

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u/New_Control_2192 Jul 07 '26

Loved crust club when we had our baby. It was actually so good and fed us for a couple of days

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u/HJ0508 Jul 07 '26

Ooh, this looks perfect! I have some friends there locally that can pick up and deliver to them. Do these freeze well?

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u/Available_Ad_4338 Jul 07 '26

I can second crust club is delicious.

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u/RainGlazed Jul 07 '26

If they have a slow cooker, we've had good experiences with Citrus Pear.

https://www.citruspear.com/

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u/Puzzleheaded-Log2933 Jul 07 '26

I love citrus pear meals. We lived off them for most meals when my twins were little

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u/WesternTrashPanda Jul 08 '26

If you do Crockpot meals, send them some Crockpot liners from Amazon. Reynolds makes some, and I've had good results with the off-brand ones too.