“Get $135 off across 9 boxes.”
When the discount is the headline, the brand becomes a coupon. New customers anchor on price; when the discount expires, they churn. The promise of cooking better is invisible.
“"Chef-curated dinners, on your counter in 25 minutes. Skip any week. From $7.99 a serving."”
"Chef-curated" signals quality. "25 minutes" gives a concrete time budget. "From $7.99" anchors a price below most restaurants without leading with a discount that trains discount-shopping.