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Friday

You can get Youfoodz delivered any day of the week you prefer, but I opted with Friday.

The box is insulated which keeps the food cool.

It was a hot day so the first thing I couldn’t help but open was a green juice I’d ordered with green apple, pineapple, broccoli, cucumber, zucchini, kale, mint and spinach andholy moleyI could have smashed six of them.

Drink: Youjuice Getcha Greens

It was super refreshing and tasty and I often find juices can be very hit and miss. So far, I was impressed.

The incredible ‘Getcha Greens’ juice.

But the real test came at dinner time, when I sat down for my first meal.

Dinner

Snack

Saturday

Breakfast

It wasn't like a meat pie - which had me a bit panicked at first - but was a pastry full of veg.

Drink: Youjuice Thanks A Melon

WHY ARE THESE JUICES SO GOOD? This morning's juice had watermelon, green apple, strawberry, mint and beetroot and was deliciously sweet.

Lunch: Chicken Pesto Pasta Salad

I'm not sure if this has come across yet, but I am a, ah, very simple person when it comes to food. And I would eat this for lunch every day of the week. Like most of the meals - as I was coming to discover - it took two minutes to heat up.

Dinner: Tasty Turkey Rissoles

Turkey isn't something I eat very often but I really enjoyed this meal. It came with chips which I certainly did not complain about, and I read on the box that popping them in the oven for a few minutes would make them even crispier. It worked.

Sunday

Breakfast: Bangin' Brekky Wrap

Drink

Lunch

Ridiculously good.

Snack: Fruit & Nut Yoghurt Protein Bar

Dinner: Portuguese Chicken

It was at this point that my roommates (my sister and her boyfriend) noticed that something was up and asked how the hell this meal ended up in our home.

I lied and said I made it because mum had sent me a recipe, and we all had a good laugh becausemum can't cook either.

When I said, "nah, nah it's Youfoodz", I had to field a lot of questions about cost/if they had vego options etc. and honestly, I might as well be a Youfoodz ambassador.

Monday

Breakfast: Berry Toasty Granola

Lunch: Mexi Beans and Quinoa Brown Rice

I liked how light this meal was, which was perfect for a quick lunch. If I'd grabbed this from the Mexican place up the road it would have easily been $5 more, which, as I've learned the hard way, really adds up.

Drink: Youjuice Sweet Relief, with apple, carrot, orange, ginger, yellow and, pawpaw.

Loved it. Again.

Dinner: YF Fried Chicken and Gravy

This is, according to my very thorough research, one of the highest-rated meals on Youfoodz and I could definitely tell why. The mashed potato was next level and the gravy just topped it off. It's also part of the 'clean meals' range - highly, highly recommend.

Tuesday

Breakfast: Coco-Berry Protein Oats

Filling, quick and easy.

Lunch: Satay Chicken and Veg

This meal is a Youfoodz classic that I'd heard a lot of my friends talk about. It honestly tasted like something you'd order at a Thai restaurant, except for a fraction of the price. Even after five days, everything tasted super fresh.

YUM. Image supplied.

Dinner: Clean Roast Chicken and Veg

This was aseriousdinner and potentially one of my favourites of the whole week, even though it was the second time I'd had chicken today. The roast cauliflower, pumpkin, and green beans really rounded out the whole meal and the chicken was very juicy.

Snack: Coconut Protein Ball

WHY DID I ONLY ORDER ONE?

Verdict?

I can't believe it took me this long to actually try Youfoodz.

It's the perfect solution to my years-long predicament. I felt fantastic after the five days because the meals were healthy and filled me up, meaning I wasn't (always) reaching for chocolate between meals.

There wasn't one meal I didn't finish. They were all legitimately yummy and satisfying.

See what else is new in Youfoodz' clean meals range, and check out their different pack offers here.

The writer received product from Youfoodz in return for an honest review.

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Jessie Stephens

Executive Editor

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