Subscribe yourself to one of these food services so you’ll be well-equipped, no matter what mood you’re in and it helps you change up your dinner time selection and you learn a few tricks about cooking in a more adventurous way, too. Another bonus for us Aussies in Covid lockdown is that being delivered food to your door is the safe way to go.
Eat Fit Food – Level: Easy: Who knew that reheated healthy food in a plastic container could taste so good!? Eat Fit Food is perfect for those that don’t want to cook at all, but want delicious and nutritious food in their bellies. Order from a menu a week ahead, for meals like chicken, coconut and pumpkin curry, falafel with quinoa tabouli or Thai vegetable laksa delivered to your door, ready to be warmed up and eaten. Highly recommended. Try Eat Fit Food, Starting at $88 per week + delivery fee
Marley Spoon – Level: Medium: Enjoy 27+ chef designed recipes, including family-friendly, healthy, vegetarian, vegan, fast etc. Marley Spoon’s delicious, home-made dinners can be cooked in under 30 min! We did find they are a little more complex to make than Hello Fresh. But like them they use fresh ingredients with step-by-step recipes that you can redo later. You can skip, pause or cancel your orders anytime. Try Marley Spoon.
Hello Fresh – Level: Medium: This service is perfect for those that love to cook up a storm, but can’t be bothered lugging groceries home after a long day of work. Pick from ‘Classic’, ‘Veggie’ and ‘Family’, where each box can contain 3-5 meals for 2-4 people (depending on what you order), and includes fresh ingredients and recipe cards for you to follow. Prep to plating up can take up to 30 minutes, but it’s totally worth it – the finished result is really delicious and impressive. You can skip a week or cancel any time. Great for busy couples or small families. HelloFresh is the first global carbon-neutral meal kit company, supporting global and local environmentally-friendly projects you care about. Try HelloFresh,
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