What's The Best Cheap Healthy Ready to Eat Food Delivered in Sydney?

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  alz on 27/04/2019 - 16:57

  How about you cut down on the shit you been eating and get your ass off OZB and go for a walk

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    BigTank on 27/04/2019 - 17:01

    Look at this guy..

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    yummypinacolada on 27/04/2019 - 17:45

    Thanks for the obvious advice. I state that I don't like to cook and would rather spend the time doing something else. And who says that I don't exercise?

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  dcep on 27/04/2019 - 19:34

  cheap / healthy / tasty / easy

  none.

  ask your mom to cook for you.

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    yummypinacolada on 27/04/2019 - 22:35

    I already put the example like Youfoodz that I'm using now. I'm asking whether there are any alternatives. Did you even read what I wrote?

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      dcep on 27/04/2019 - 23:01

      Yes and still none.

      I won't call that healthy food but definitely better than crap.

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  jjjaar on 27/04/2019 - 20:02

  There are a bunch of frozen and fresh ore made meals around. Youfoods isn’t the only one. In the frozen section, Weight watchers have some nice ones (they also have some shit ones). Then there is the superfoods range. Lean cuisine are all horrible imo. They’re the main “healthy” ones. Apparently Aldi brand ones taste ok, not sure what their health level like.

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    yummypinacolada on 27/04/2019 - 22:36

    Thanks a lot, will definitely look it up.

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      dcep on 27/04/2019 - 23:05

      +1

      watch out for sodium level , and remember that's just in 1 serve of single meal alone.

      but then, you want it tasty so…

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        jjjaar on 27/04/2019 - 23:07

        +1

        Exactly, these are mostly low in calories but are high in something else, including unnatural ingredients and additives that are in no way a good replacement for a balanced diet. I wouldn’t live off these alone, but I always have a few in the fridge for when I wake up and haven’t organised my lunch for the day.

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        yummypinacolada on 27/04/2019 - 23:17

        Thanks, I have no clue. is the sodium level means how much salt it has? I would say this is still a step up for my diet, I've been eating lots of junk food in the past.

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    littleburrito on 28/04/2019 - 02:35

    I'm a fan of the Superfood range and stock up when they are half price at coles/woolies. A quick look at the ones in my freezer shows a sodium level of 900-950mg. Heart foundation recommends a maxi mum of 2000mg (5g) of salt a day. I only have it once a week so probably not too concerned.

    If op is willing to make a pitstop at coles/woolies, a quick and simple meal option is the roast chicken and a bag of $2 salad or Steam fresh bags of frozen vegetables. Chicken can also be shredded to make a sandwich or burger. If you like fish, you can select a piece of fish at woolies and pick a marinade. Woolies will put it in an oven ready bag so pop it into your oven for 15mins and have it with salad/steam vegetables.

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      jjjaar on 28/04/2019 - 04:28

      I did not know that about the woolies fish - excellent tip thanks!

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  Whomastadon on 07/05/2019 - 12:58

  I found an awesome Lebanese restaurant that does grilled chicken / lamb / prawns and kofta ( beef ) with Lebanese salad, hommus, garlic and pita bread.

  You get along of food for what it costs, it tastes amazing, and is next level healthy compared to Macca's / pizza / fish and chips.