Title is pretty self explanatory.
Brings it down to $39.65 for 7 meals, which works out to $5.70 a meal.
Not sure when it expires
Note: Free delivery excludes WA ($20 charge).
Referee gets up to $200 off split between the first 5 boxes. Referrer get $40 credit.
Was missing 1 meal in the box yesterday. Only got 6/7 meals. Sent an email and received "a $9.95 discount code for your inconvenience"
I got my 7 meals just delivered today, noon, 16 november. All 7 meals expire on 18 November. This is BS.
Holy shite! Did you contact them about that? Before this deal I only bought from them one other time and I didn't check the expiry date then. I'll definitely check that tomorrow when they drop my second delivery from YouFoodz. If the expiry date of any meal is that short then it will the last time I'll ever buy from them.
Yes and i also made a forum post about this topic just now to seek advice in the pre-emptive assumption their response will be unsatisfactory.
I also received mine today. Make sure you are reading the dates correctly.
Mine are all 23/24/25 Nov 18.
Omgosh u are right! Actually i hadn't looked but my wife told me about this and she's american so perhaps she read the dates the wrong way, such a false alarm, apologies!
Yeah, mine has been delivered now, and four of them expire on the 24th, three on the 25th, and the the last one on the 27th. Great!
Received my first ever order today in a large styrofoam box.
Got all 7 meals I ordered + a protein ball + a YF plate + YF cutleries (a set of knife and fork).
Definitely looking good as a repeat customer
Not what I expected at all to be honest. I thought it would be similar to HelloFresh - whereby they deliver fresh ingredients (inc. meat) and you prepare and cook the food yourself.
This one on the other hand is frozen pre-cooked(?) meals - similar to those Frozen WeightWatchers meals. Quite disappointed … and the portions look small too.
If you're expecting raw food from these businesses that you would have to cook, isn't it cost effective to buy your groceries from local stores and cook them? The main reason people buy from these folks is to eliminate the hassle of cooking. And I don't think the food is frozen. They deliver them with gel ice packs to keep them fresh during transportation, and while outside the front door if the customer isn't home. I know buying your stuff raw and cooking them yourself is always cheaper and healthier, but this is still better than fast food.
Is it just me that thinks these are basically airplane meals? Had the paprika chicken plus the roast pork last night.They were ok but nothing great.