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Pure Meal Prep donates meals

(courtesy of Pure Meal Prep San Diego)

Pure Meal Prep donates meals

Brett Dudley, born and raised in Scripps Ranch, owns and operates Pure Meal Prep San Diego along with his wife, Cassie Dudley. The venture is an all-organic, freshly prepared and healthy meal prep company that delivers meals weekly right to the customer’s door. The meals are complete and ready to warm up and enjoy.

It’s an especially popular concept in the age of COVID-19 because customers need not worry about risking a trip to the grocery store for meal ingredients or ordering groceries online. Instead, Pure Meal Prep will deliver a week’s worth of freshly prepared fine food directly each week.

But the company is doing much more. For every meal plan purchased, Pure Meal Prep San Diego will donate one meal to someone who is in need, now until the end of the COVID-19 crisis. Brett and Cassie wanted to do their part helping those who have lost their job or fallen on hard times.

The best way for those in need to participate is to contact the company in advance through social media or email: puremealprepsd@gmail.com. Donated meals are available to pick up on Sundays at their commercial kitchen in El Cajon starting at 10:30 a.m. This will be on a first come first serve basis – five meals per family maximum.

They are also looking for those who want to volunteer or donate to the program to make an even greater
impact in helping the community.

Brett and Cassie have years of experience in the restaurant business. Brett is the expert chef and Cassi has worked in the management side. The two were recently married in November 2019. Now, they own a commercial kitchen in El Cajon and team up to operate Pure Meal Prep.

They use top of the line pure ingredients and everything is made from scratch – from hamburger buns to pasta to demi glace. Weekly meal plans range from 10 meals to 20 meals per week and prices range from $120 to $240 per week, plus delivery fee and tax. Brett creates a new menu each week “so our customers don’t get bored eating the same meals,” he said.

Furthermore, food preparation is handled with the highest of sanitary standards, with chefs wearing masks, gloves and using hand sanitizer often, Cassie said.

Visit puremealprepsd.com or view on Instagram: @puremealprepsd

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