Dietlicious meals provide the core nutrients your body needs. Free from preservatives, additives and genetically modified ingredients, they source high quality, fresh produce from reputable Australian producers, which is prepared by highly trained chefs and snap frozen, to provide you with healthy and tasty meals. Their meals are designed to help you lose weight due to their smaller portions and limited use of oils, cream and carbohydrates.
Dietlicious offers meals that cater to a wide range of dietary requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, diabetic, keto and various allergens including nuts. This is more than what is offered by similar weight loss service Be Fit Food. You can choose from individual meals, snacks and sides or meal plans. Individual sides and snacks start from as little as $4.95, with most main meals averaging $13.95. This is similarly priced to Be Fit Food but more expensive than budget-readymade, weight loss-focused service MACROS.
Their menu has 80+ options to choose from! This is a more extensive selection than Be Fit Food, providing enough variety for nearly everyone. Their vegan options, however, were limited and offered more sides and snacks compared to main meals. You can customise your order by filtering their menu by meal type (vegetarian, fish, chicken) and dietary requirements as well as from low to high calories.
Dietlicious has meal plans to suit a wide variety of health goals. You can build your own 7-day plan (breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks) which is great for those with specific dietary needs. This plan can also be built to suit your own goals such as weight loss, weight maintenance or increasing muscle mass. Whilst the total cost of this plan is dependent on what meals you choose, the plan allows for maximum flexibility.
Ditelicious also has rapid weight loss plans (starting from $195 for 7 days), moderate weight loss plans (starting from $199), which have specific options for women and intermittent fasting, and weight maintenance plans, which include 5 lunches and dinners. Additionally, they have meal plans that cater to male customers with their ‘The Healthy Man’ plan, gut health, low carb and keto. This extensive range of plans is one of the better offerings I have seen for a weight loss-focused meal service. However, unlike Be Fit Food, these plans do not appear to be designed by a Dietician or weight loss expert and therefore Be Fit Food may appeal more to those who are looking for more credibility. You can check out our Nutritionist review of Be Fit Food here.