Dinner for two, five nights
Five weeknight dinners for two people, assembled from three cooked components rather than five separate recipes.


A glass set and a bulk plastic set sold together. It is the combination most people arrive at eventually, and buying it in one go skips the two months in between where you own five glass dishes and keep running out of somewhere to put the sides.
Five three bay glass dishes for the week ahead and fifty plastic boxes for everything that leaves the house. It is the most common combination people arrive at, sold as one purchase.
The division of labour is the useful part. Glass takes the meals that come home: they get reheated at a desk, washed, and used again next week. Plastic takes the meals that do not: the portion handed to somebody, the one that goes into the freezer behind everything else, the soup taken to a neighbour.
What is in the box:
Five weeknight dinners for two people, assembled from three cooked components rather than five separate recipes.