Diwali off with Workout Meals

Hey! Have you heard this? Workout Meals is now offering a $40 discount for all the new customers across their first 4 orders. Amazing huh? On this Diwali, you can enjoy Ready Made Meals without stretching your pocket.

Don’t worry, like always, you will enjoy great healthy food prepared by professional chefs based on your provided requirements.

Workout Meals will bring delicious flavours to your door!

Diwali Special Prepared Ready Made Meals

The festive season is going on and the one who lives with their family enjoys it a lot as they can enjoy tasty homemade food items. Isn’t it?

But, what for the ones who are far away from their home or don’t have time to prepare meals? What for those who spend hours in the gym and find it tough to prepare their diet?

This is why Workout Meals is delivering healthy prepared meals so that one can satisfy their dietary needs easily.

In the Meal Packs, you will get: 

• Meals For Everyone
• Weight Loss Meals
• Lean & Fit Meals
• Meals For Muscle Gain
• Low Carb Meals
• Keto Diet
• Gluten-Free Food

Unlike any other food delivery service, Workout Meals ask a few questions so that you will get your meals based on your preferences. The best part is, now you will receive a $40 discount as a Diwali offer.

You are different, so your diet should be!

Why Workout Meals?

There are plenty of prepared food delivery services that are claimed to be the best but we all know the reality.

At Workout Meals, we engaged talented and professional chefs who prepare food with proper hygiene and care. Now, you can enjoy daily prepared meals at your doorstep without any hustle.

Here is why you should consider Workout Meals:

• We believe in keeping everything real. Hence, every Ready Made Meals are professionally prepared by our certified nutritionist and real authentic chefs.

 

• All the ingredients used in our food meals are seasonable, fresh & taste delicious as they are sourced from our very own farm in Kulnura NSW, Australia, and New Zealand.

 

• No matter what your workout goal is, Workout Meals designs meal plans that will support your daily diet.

 

• In this festive season when you don’t have time but want to enjoy yourself like you are at home, go to Workout Meals and enjoy your meal watching your favorite movie.

To ensure that all our products are fresh, healthy and of the best quality, we have carefully selected our suppliers, grown our own products, and worked closely with our partners.

Our food contains no added hormones, no preservatives, no preservatives, no dyes, no synthetics, and is completely BPA-free.

Choosing Workout Meals is a great way to take the stress out of making important decisions about preparing meals for you and your family every day at affordable prices.

Tasteful feet strike the right balance between quality living, comfort, and affordability.

Now,

Many of you will ask whether the pre-made meals are healthy or not.

We are here to answer all of your doubts. In this festive season, we won't let you down in any way. Let’s know what you should look for while choosing a ready-made meal.

 

What To Look For When Choosing A Ready-Made Meal Delivery Service

There is no harm in choosing a prepared meal delivery service like Workout Meals which delivers a balanced meal that’s not too high in fat or sodium and contains a variety of nutrients.

This is why you should look for a few things before choosing a Prepared Meal Delivery service:

1. Check For 350-500 Calorie Meals

Most people would like to find a diet of about 350-500 calories. Many healthy meals can contain more than 800 calories, which is too high for most people.

Some foods also have less than 200 calories, which are usually foods; such small meals will not provide the energy and nutrients that are necessary for nutrition.

2. Properly Check the Ingredients

Look carefully for quality, healthy and recognisable ingredients as Workout Meals provides. Look for foods with fewer ingredient lists. Some ready-to-eat foods can be highly processed.

Note the words "non-GMO", "gluten-free", and "organic" do not mean that the product is "healthy" unless you have a gluten allergy and want to eat food without gluten.

 3. Limited Trans and Saturated Fats

These types of fats are the "bad fats" that make you more prone to heart disease. Aim for about 3g of saturated fat or less and no trans fat.

Note that manufacturers can list 0g of trans fat on the Nutrition Facts label if there is up to 0.5g of trans fat.

The best way to check for trans fats is to look for any type of "hydrogenated" oil in the ingredients list. 

4. Look For Serving Size

Be sure to check the serving size. Most of the measurements listed on food labels are smaller than you might think.

You may end up eating double or triple that amount if you eat more than the recommended information on the nutrition label.

5. Sodium

With homemade food, we can control how much salt we add. Buying Prepared Meal Delivery means we rely on manufacturers to make the right choices on our behalf.

About half of the ready meals we see in the market fit our recommendations. One product we found contained more than the recommended daily intake of 2,000 mg of sodium per serving.

We recommend that you choose ready meals with 800 mg or less sodium per 100 g.

So, don’t just trust blindly. Workout Meals do care about your safety and health and hence provide the best meals.

In Summary

This festive season is going on and you don’t need to be sad. If you are far from home or don’t have time to prepare your favorite items, Workout Meals has Ready Made Meals for you at an offer of a $40 discount price for all its new users on the first four orders.

In this guide, we have explained Workout Meals’ Diwali offer and told you what you should check before ordering meals.

Visit the Workout Meals website and claim the Diwali offer today!

References

Crichton, C., 2022. 500-calorie diet: What you need to know. [online] Medicalnewstoday.com. Available at: https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322220

 

 Staff, M., 2022. Trans fat: Double trouble for your heart. [online] Mayo Clinic. Available at: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/high-blood-cholesterol/in-depth/trans-fat/art-20046114#:~:text=Trans%20fats%20increase%20LDL%20cholesterol,of%20heart%20attack%20or%20stroke.

 

Trans fats. American Heart Association. https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/healthy-eating/eat-smart/fats/trans-fat. Accessed Nov. 27, 2021