Eric Sornoso

About Eric Sornoso

Eric Sornoso is the cofounder of Mealfan.com. Mealfan is a food start-up that helps you make healthier meal decisions by offering reviews on meal delivery services, pre-made meals, recipes, and more.

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How to Cancel Factor 75

How to Cancel Factor 75 in 2026: Step-by-Step Guide (Plus What You’ll Lose)

I get it. You signed up during that 50% off promo, ate Factor for a few weeks, and now you’re either bored of the rotation, watching your credit card statement climb, or you just want to cook again. No judgment. Canceling Factor is straightforward. no phone calls required, no retention department gauntlet. But there ARE... View Article

How to Cancel Fresh N Lean Subscription

How to Cancel Fresh N Lean Plan in 2026

I get it. Fresh N Lean looked great on paper. organic ingredients, eight different diet plans, ready-to-eat meals that actually align with Whole30 or keto or whatever you’re doing. But maybe the Friday-only delivery doesn’t work with your schedule anymore. Maybe you’re tired of the $162/week price tag for protein meals when Factor costs $103... View Article

Trifecta-Nutrition-Alternatives

Best Alternatives to Trifecta Nutrition in 2026

I spent $847 on Trifecta Nutrition across three months. The food is legitimately good. macro-balanced, organic, tastes like actual meal prep not sad hospital food. But here’s the thing: at $13-17/meal, you’re paying premium prices for what’s essentially bodybuilder meal prep in plastic containers. That price makes sense if you’re dialing in macros for a... View Article

Snap-Kitchen-Alternatives

Best Alternatives to Snap Kitchen in 2026

I’ve ordered from Snap Kitchen three times. The food is clean, the macros are solid, and if you live near a Whole Foods in Texas, the convenience factor is real. But here’s the thing: $10.50-$12.67 per meal is steep when you’re eating this stuff six days a week. And if you’re not in Austin, Houston,... View Article

Epicured Alternatives

Best Alternatives to Epicured in 2026

I spent $925 on Epicured‘s elimination program. Two weeks of low FODMAP meals, doctor-designed, ready in 3 minutes. My gut felt better. My wallet did not. Here’s the thing about Epicured: it works. The meals are actually low FODMAP (not just “gluten-free and hoping for the best”). The chef quality is real. But $13-24 per... View Article

Jenny-Craig-Alternatives

Best Alternatives to Jenny Craig in 2026

Jenny Craig shut down in May 2023. Filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy, closed all 500+ stores, laid off everyone. Done. Nutrisystem bought the brand name and relaunched it as a digital-only thing with virtual coaches, but it’s not the same company. If you were a Jenny Craig customer, you’re looking for something new. If you were... View Article

Sakara-Life-Alternatives

Best Alternatives to Sakara Life in 2026

I spent $840 on Sakara Life over three weeks. The food was beautiful. genuinely Instagram-worthy. But I kept doing the math. $26-$34 per meal for portions that left me hungry by 3 PM. No customization for my almond allergy. No nutrition labels because apparently “plant-based and organic” is supposed to be enough information. Look, Sakara... View Article

Wild Alaskan Seafood Life Alternatives

Best Alternatives to Wild Alaskan Seafood in 2026

I spent $239.76 on a Wild Alaskan Company 24-pack. The fish? Actually restaurant-quality. The problem? That’s $9.99 per serving before you factor in what happens when you want something other than salmon and cod on repeat. Look, Wild Alaskan nails the sustainability story and the flash-frozen-at-the-dock thing is real. But maybe you want beef sometimes.... View Article

Thistle Alternatives

Best Alternatives to Thistle in 2026

I spent three weeks eating nothing but Thistle meals. Plant-forward, gluten-free, delivered fresh twice a week. The food was good. Fresh ingredients, real flavor, none of that sad meal-kit energy. But $14.49, $18.77 per meal with meat? That’s $300+ a week if you’re eating three meals a day. And if you live outside their East... View Article