My version of shopping my own kitchen usually means discovering three half-empty boxes of pasta and a can of pumpkin from who knows when, so clearly you are doing better than me. The whole meal kit thing always sounds nice until I remember I still have to chop everything and wash a pan, which is basically the same work as your rice and beans plan. Four meals out of stuff you already owned is hard to beat, especially when payday is still a few days away. My problem is I get bored by day three and start telling myself that takeout counts as using what I have because I have a phone. Curious how you kept it from feeling like the same meal over and over, since that is always where I fall apart. Saving close to fifty bucks is no joke though, that is real money back in your pocket.

The thing nobody talks about is WHERE the button sits on the page. Making it bigger changes the whole layout around it, so you're not just testing size, you're testing spacing and white space too. So the 12% drop might not be the button itself, it could be that the bigger one pushed something else down or crowded the price. I'd rerun it with the same layout and just swap the button style, otherwise the numbers are lying to you.