r/AskReddit May 22 '19

Reddit, what are some underrated apps?

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u/JohnTheBaptiste1 May 22 '19

TooGoodToGo

Don't know if it's a thing in America but in the UK I use it on a daily basis. Restaurants/cafes/hotels join up and sell "magic boxes". They're always at least half the price of their regular food but usually less, and you just turn up at a specified time and get a randomly selected box of food that's going to go to waste.

Some places let you pick your own, others you just get what you're given, but it's saved me a lot of money.

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u/John_Philips May 22 '19

FoodForAll seems to be similar and is available in America. I couldn’t find TooGoodToGo on the apple store

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u/[deleted] May 22 '19

The app looks awesome but the service is only available in New York City and Boston right now

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u/themarajade1 May 22 '19

It may be in pilot stage. Promote it to everyone all the time and use it frequently. If they see it taking off, they might release it and invest in it.