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I bought the weekly meal plan box about six months ago and I've reordered every month since. The recipes are easy enough that I don't dread cooking after work anymore, and the portions are sensible rather than tiny. My daughter has started eating the veggie options too, which I did not expect. I've been a customer long enough to know when a plan starts to slip, and this one has stayed consistent.

Honestly the best thing I've done for my eating in ages. I'd tried loads of apps and they all felt like homework, but this one just tells you what to cook and when. The shopping lists are sorted by aisle which saves me wandering round Tesco for an hour. Price is fair for what you get, and I've already told my flatmates about it.

I bought the four week meal plan bundle to see if it was worth it before committing to a longer subscription. The shopping lists are organised by aisle so I'm not wandering round the shop for ages. It works out much cheaper than the takeaways I was ordering three times a week. Would buy again.

I bought the monthly meal planner subscription because my mum kept on at me to eat more vegetables. It came with a printed guide and a weekly email that tells you what to prep on Sunday. The app is a bit clunky when you try to swap a recipe but the support team replied within a day. Happy with it so far.

I needed something easy to follow after my knee op, as I wasn't moving much and kept snacking. Signing up was easy and the first plan was delivered on the day they said. One of the recipes was a bit dry but the rest were lovely, and I did wish the delivery window had been narrower.

It's a sensible plan and I've been using it for a while now. The price is on the high side compared with the library books and free leaflets I was using before. Delivery of the printed guide took about ten days which was slower than I expected.

Compared with paying for a personal trainer, this works out a good deal cheaper, and I'd been paying for both the gym and a dietitian before. The meal plan covers breakfast, lunch and dinner so I don't have to think about it. Each week I get the list and the food arrives in a box, and there's a clear cut off date to change what you want. I'm eating better and the bank balance isn't taking a hammering.

The recipe cards are actually laminated and you can wipe them clean, which nobody mentions. Stuck one on the fridge door and my partner now cooks off it without asking me. Sorted, honestly.

I needed a plan to get in shape for my wedding and didn't want anything faddy. Compared with two other programmes I'd looked at, this one felt more balanced and the price was about the same as the cheapest. Setting up the profile took a couple of minutes and the first recipes were actually nice. Happy I went with it.

Signed up on the app last week and it keeps logging me out every time I switch to my phone's other apps. The meal plans themselves are decent and the recipes are quick. Hoping they fix the login bug soon because it's annoying when you're trying to check the shopping list at the shop.

I've been a customer for about four years now. The weekly plans still come through on a Sunday night like they always have. Renewing is just a click and I've never been charged twice.

I've been a dietitian for years so I know what a decent meal plan looks like. This one is pitched at people who've never cooked before, and the recipes are too basic for anyone with a bit of experience. Compared with the plans I used to recommend to clients, the nutritional breakdown is thin and the price is high for what you actually get.

I would say this is a sensible programme for someone who needs structure. I did find the setup a little long-winded, with several screens asking the same questions. The meals themselves are well portioned and the delivery came on the day I was told. It has been helpful to me and I'm sure I shall continue.

Compared with the other app I was using, which charged extra for each recipe, this feels like better value. I did look at a couple of others first and this one was about average on price. The food is decent and the portions are fine, though the delivery was a day late once. Would stick with it.

The protein guide that came with my plan is the thing I've used most. It has clear portion sizes for each meal and I've been checking it before I eat out. I know my way around a kitchen but I'd never worked out my macros properly before this. Good value for the money.

I needed a proper plan to get back on track after Christmas, my jeans were getting tight and I'd had enough of guessing. Signing up was quick and I liked the questions they asked about what I eat. The first week's recipes arrived on time and were tasty, though the portions were a bit smaller than I'd expected for my husband, so we topped them up with extra veg. Good start.

My GP told me I needed to get my blood sugar under control, so I went looking for a structured eating plan I could follow without spending all day on it. Setting up my profile took about ten minutes and the recipes match what I was told to aim for. Good value compared with seeing a nutritionist privately, and the weekly plans are easy to follow.

I tried a couple of other meal plan services before this one and this sits in the middle for me. The price is higher than the cheapest option I found, and the portions felt a little light until I added my own protein. Signing up was simple and the support team fixed a billing mix up quickly. Probably fine for the average person, though I'd check the cost against your own shop before committing.