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The grocery list sync is what got me. It pushes straight to my phone so I'm not juggling screenshots at the shop anymore. Signing up took a few minutes and the first delivery turned up on time.

Honestly really easy to use, the app is clean and I can set my week up in ten minutes on the bus. Only thing I'd change is the sign up asks for loads of info upfront. Works well for me though.

I'd looked at two other meal plan services and a couple of apps before settling on this one, mostly because the weekly plan here lets me swap out recipes I don't fancy without faff. The shopping list syncs to my phone and the portions are sensible for two adults and a teenager. Signing up took about five minutes and I've been using it for a few months now, which says it all really.

I needed something to stop me ordering takeaway every other night, and a friend suggested this. Setting up the account was simple enough, though the first delivery was a day later than the site said it would be. The meals are decent and there's enough variety that I haven't got bored yet.

I would have it again, as the meals are well put together and the support staff were polite when I had a query about my account. The price is on the high side compared with a supermarket shop, which I did notice straight away. Signing up was straightforward and the delivery came when it was due.

Been a customer on and off for about four years and I'd say it's a good option if you want structure without someone nagging you. The recipes are straightforward and the support team is decent when something goes wrong. Only niggle is the renewal emails, which are a bit pushy, but I still keep coming back.

I needed help with portion control because I always overeat when I cook for myself. The plan does the measuring for me, which is a relief. The delivery was a day late this time, though, so I was short of food for a bit.

I needed to stop spending a fortune on lunch out at work, so I signed up here. The app is fine and I like picking my meals for the week. The one annoyance is that the delivery window is quite narrow, so I've had to rearrange my day a couple of times.

I went for the vegetarian plan because I've been meat free for about ten years and most meal services make it an afterthought. This one has proper variety and the protein sources are sensible rather than just beans on everything. The recipe cards are clear and I always know how long each dish takes. Ordering was simple and I've not had a single missing item in the months I've been using it.

Used a calorie counting app for ages and this is far simpler. Just pick the week, swap anything I don't fancy, and off you go. The recipes are actually decent too.

Compared with the diet app I'd been paying for, this is far simpler to follow and the meals are more interesting. I haven't had to count everything myself, which is the main thing. The first box arrived on the day I was told and everything was there.

I'd compared a few meal plans before I went with this, and it's noticeably dearer than the one I was using before. The food itself is fine and the portions are decent, but I felt the cost per meal was a bit steep for what arrives. Delivery was reliable, though one box came with a single ingredient missing which took a couple of days to sort out.

After my knee operation I found I'd put on rather more weight than I'd like, and my GP suggested I look into a structured programme. I chose this one because the meals are simple and the instructions are clear, which suited me well. The coaching messages were encouraging without being pushy, and I have been very pleased with the results so far.

The sign up took ages because it kept asking me to confirm details I'd already typed in. Once I got going the plan was fine. Delivery was late by a day though.

Bought the four week plan and it has worked out much cheaper per meal than buying the same things myself. Easy to sign up, and the box turned up as promised.

The calorie breakdown on each recipe is the bit I look at first, and it's clearer than most I've seen. I know my macros well so I can tell straight away whether the numbers add up, and they do. The only small gripe is that the search function could be quicker when I'm looking for a specific dish.

Compared with the big commercial plans, this is much more flexible about calorie targets and you can actually adjust macros without it locking you out. I've done a fair bit of nutrition reading myself so I was sceptical, but the breakdown is accurate and the tracking is clean. Support answered my question about a dietary requirement within the day.

Been with them for years now and it's still the one I trust. The meals haven't changed much, which suits me fine, and the team has always answered the phone when I've needed them. Good value for a steady routine.