Gonna be a bunch of Jaguar execs ordering Hello Fresh now.

This was a post from the account from a few months ago.

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That is a wildly absurd ad campaign. If I'm gay, I would be pretty offended by that because it just perpetuates that the only thing gays care about is having anal sex.

So, instead of pushing an adult, mature theme during Pride month this food company goes all-in on the anal sex angle. It's extremely gross.

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Well they could cross advertise with one of the dozens of prep products that plaster tv commercial space. Maybe a guy at the bus stop drinking a green smoothie while flirting with the shirtless Puerto Rican guy he just ran into. Then can point to it and say "mmm fiber" and wink at his new "friend."

What idiot thought it was a good idea to bring up anal sex and crapping in a grocery store/food ad? And what bigger executive idiot okay'd this? You don't have to be a brilliant marketing executive to understand that it's a terrible idea to create a mental link between food services and literal crap. This is like Taco Bell advertising that their bean burrito will clear you out before your colonoscopy. It's gross and disgusting even before you get into the political alienation impacts.

What a bunch of ****ing halfwits. I don't think a single Instagram post is enough to Bud Light them (this is much smaller in scope than a full advertising campaign centered around trans whatever), but damn. It's like they are trying to lose customers to... What exactly? Get a laugh out of a bunch of 20 year old frat boys with grodey senses of humor?

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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I used Blue Apron for four months and it was the same service.

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So it was just as good for… prepping?

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bonfarr said:

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This was a post from the account from a few months ago.

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WOW...
Ok... So that tells you what you need to know about their entire org.

Interestingly... Tell me you don't have much of a social media following without telling me

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His Airness was prescient when he opined, when asked, that "Republicans buy shoes, too.".

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We used hello fresh quite a bit. We really enjoyed it but no more. I'm not one to just cancel a company but this was disgusting.

Honestly, if they just did the standard we support the lgbtq community post, I wouldn't have really given it much thought.

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I do too and many of their meals are outstanding. Not sure what to do as it's easy to make them and a good quality meals comes out to like $14/person.

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JDUB08AG said:

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We used hello fresh quite a bit. We really enjoyed it but no more. I'm not one to just cancel a company but this was disgusting.

Honestly, if they just did the standard we support the lgbtq community post, I wouldn't have really given it much thought.

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I do too and many of their meals are outstanding. Not sure what to do as it's easy to make them and a good quality meals comes out to like $14/person.

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Do y'all happen to have a Sprouts near you? We have one by us after moving and their prepared meals are the best we've ever had and we've tried the mail order companies like Hello Fresh and Blue Apron and all of the brick-and-mortar prepared meal companies. I think most of those brands have closed at this point.

Sprouts is so far better than anything else we've tried it's kind of mind-blowing. Maybe it's just our location but I would give them a try if you have one near you. We still do most of our grocery shopping at other places, but their prepared meals are far and away superior to anything else we've ever tried. I'm talking so good that they are as quality as a good restaurant.

Yes but Hello Fresh meals aren't prepared, you follow their recipes and make everything which I enjoy cooking.

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Anyone following the Hello Fresh Pride Month marketing on X that is causing a furor today?

The meal-kit company HelloFresh is running an anal sex-themed promotion for Pride Month... pic.twitter.com/Ka8ldSBQQj

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 7, 2026

The original post on X was to tease recipes for high fiber meals to colon blast those that want to prep for Pride Month. Now they are offering a discount if you use the code BottomsUp at checkout.

When I think of a business providing fresh meals and food I don't want to associate their product with "prepping" for the activities they are teasing there. I think this isn't going to end well for them.

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Hello Fresh literally said, "We're gonna market ourselves as Colon Blow this month."

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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Yes but Hello Fresh meals aren't prepared, you follow their recipes and make everything which I enjoy cooking.

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Well, don't know what to tell you then other than to go all-in on cooking and bypass Hello Fresh. There are all kinds of cook books focused on fast meals.

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Muy said:

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Yes but Hello Fresh meals aren't prepared, you follow their recipes and make everything which I enjoy cooking.

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Well, don't know what to tell you then other than to go all-in on cooking and bypass Hello Fresh. There are all kinds of cook books focused on fast meals.

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There are books dedicated to simple things like crackpot cooking or even one pot meals. Honestly no excuse to use these services.

What next, Office Depot has a sale on scissors?

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This was a post from the account from a few months ago.

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Yes, I'm sure the White House cook has never preheated an over before. Such an "official statement" - that way you know the were super cereal about it.

Dammit. I eat Factor, guess it's back to fast food

Wow some gay moron destroyed the brand by associating food with anal stuff. Disturbing and hope they go "bottoms up" for this disgusting nonsense.

I will cheer for this venture's demise.

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The meal-kit company HelloFresh is running an anal sex-themed promotion for Pride Month... pic.twitter.com/Ka8ldSBQQj

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 7, 2026

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Is that a Bee tweet?

Please tell me that's not real.

These posts are actually on their Instagram not on X.

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These posts are actually on their Instagram not on X.

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So, it's actually true. These freaks set up a butt-****ing theme to sell.....

FOOD???

I better just stop now.

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JDUB08AG said:

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We used hello fresh quite a bit. We really enjoyed it but no more. I'm not one to just cancel a company but this was disgusting.

Honestly, if they just did the standard we support the lgbtq community post, I wouldn't have really given it much thought.

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I do too and many of their meals are outstanding. Not sure what to do as it's easy to make them and a good quality meals comes out to like $14/person.

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Stay away from the Brown Rounds.

Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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Not really. Buy half of what you buy for two, or prepare half and freeze the other half.

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YouBet said:

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Muy said:

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Yes but Hello Fresh meals aren't prepared, you follow their recipes and make everything which I enjoy cooking.

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Well, don't know what to tell you then other than to go all-in on cooking and bypass Hello Fresh. There are all kinds of cook books focused on fast meals.

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There are books dedicated to simple things like crackpot cooking or even one pot meals. Honestly no excuse to use these services.

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Not Hello Fresh. Most the meals I make involve making sauces, baking meats and vegetables, pan searing, etc. I've never made a crock pot meal with them, and would put most the meals up against good restaurants in town. So, better food, home cooked and cheaper to make vs eat out.

I still have a hard time wrapping my head around why any business would pander to and promote some small percentage of the population whether it be the freakazoid stuff Bud Light did or the disgusting mess Hello Fresh is doing. Make what you make, sell what you sell, leave politics and the sexual preferences of the abnormal people out of it.

I figured it was a poor attempt at making a Nazi joke.

Kenneth_2003 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BTKAG97 said:

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If you use the services of Hello Fresh and are considering alternatives, keep this in mind...

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The company operates under brands including Green Chef, EveryPlate, Chefs Plate, Factor, Pets Table, Good Chop and Youfoodz.

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There really are no alternatives.

https://www.hellofreshgroup.com/en/

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Go to the ****ing store and buy food there, lazyasses.

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I never signed up... But I looked into it years ago. Reasons were two fold.
1) Recipe ideas, but I think they publish those so not really a selling point
2) Portions for the bachelor. Hard to go to HEB and buy for one. Today I still over cook and that's my lunch the next few days.

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LOLwut!?

Shirley, you can't be serious.
I'm a bachelor. Easy to do that if you understand simple fractions/math.