ABOUT
A DREAM OF BETTER MEALS FOR OUR NEIGHBORS, FROM OUR FARMS
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Live Free & Dine was born after watching too many of our neighbors over-extend themselves trying to put healthy meals on the table, or turning to fast food when it's all just too tiring. At the same time, we've watched our cherished local farms and purveyors face mounting challenges with each passing season.
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We dreamed of providing our neighbors with delicious, better-for-you, pre-made meals that are easy to heat-and-eat, made with ingredients sourced directly from our beautiful Granite State. And then we made it happen.
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Say goodbye to sacrificing dietary health for convenience. We hate that for you. That's why we've built-in health to all the foods offered in our market. How do we keep it wholesome and still delicious? By replacing animal fats for healthier ones where we can, using less sugar or swapping with natural sweeteners like fruit, and tapping into the power of seasoning. Our goal is to help you stop feeling guilty because you don't have time to cook. Do the things you need to do. Let us take care of dinner.
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Restaurants also rely on a lot of staff to make them work. We don't. We're American Culinary Federation certified professional chefs, and we make our meals from scratch every day, offering only take out - allowing us to keep prices reasonable. Quite simply, we make it easier for you to put high quality, healthier food on the table every night.
We also have a deep commitment to our community, and to the most vulnerable among us. Anyone can purchase a Community Meal for a neighbor that gets posted to a bulletin board in the market, and anyone in need can walk in, select a ticket from the board, and turn it in for a meal of their choice for their family. We've also dedicated 5% of our profits to community shelters and to our local Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW). We operate a sober facility, and embrace community members in recovery. ​
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"Above all, we offer delicious, healthful food from the land, that's easy to take home heat and eat. You can even say you made it. We won't tell."