This Canadian Company Delivers Freshly Prepared Healthy Meals That Are Literally Ready In 2 Minutes
Fall has arrived and our lives are suddenly insanely busy again, which is usually what happens at this time of the year. Your workload seems to be never-ending and tasks are already piling up on your to-do lists after just a few weeks.
If you're feeling a bit stressed, it's okay. No one said the transition from summer to autumn would be easy. Luckily for those of you in Ontario and Quebec, here's something that could help simplify your life, at least in the food department.
One of the most difficult parts of a busy lifestyle is making sure you're eating wholesome meals. Preparing a healthy dish can be timely, but what if it could be done in no more than two minutes?
Canadian company WeCook is different from your standard door-drop-off meal kit. Rather than 30 minutes of prep and cook time, WeCook's ready-to-eat, healthy meals are delivered fresh, can be refrigerated for up to a week, and require only two minutes in the microwave. Yes — that's a full, freshly prepared meal ready in TWO minutes! Talk about simplicity at its finest.
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Every nutritionally balanced meal is delivered to you for free, and there's a new menu for you to select from every week. As for quality, WeCook's meals are known for being super tasty and good for you. Their mission is simple: deliver freshly catered savoury meals with the proper sugar, sodium, healthy fats, and protein levels for a well-balanced diet.
Getting WeCook meals is convenient for everyone. First, customize your menu every week online. Second, choose your delivery location (WeCook delivers anywhere in Quebec and Ontario). Third, receive your order and put it in the fridge for up to seven days! It's easier than your weekly trip to the grocery store, and way less work.
If you've ever wanted the ability to customize your meals, WeCook allows you to do that. In fact, they are the first and only company where you can choose your sides and meats for every delivery. Take your pick from three different sides and two types of meat, letting you personalize your lunch and dinners to your preferences.
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There's no better time than the start of a new season to ensure you've got proper eating habits with healthy choices at your fingertips. Spend more time focusing on work and making memories with loved ones by giving yourself a little boost with WeCook's meal options.
Aside from the health benefits, WeCook's meals are also a great way to enjoy global flavours with recipes inspired by a variety of cultures. You can let your tastebuds roam from Mexico to Italy right from the comfort of your own home.
WeCook's meals look and sound delicious, and there's so much variety for even the pickiest of eaters (no hate — you know what you love!). Some examples of recent dishes include cannelloni with cheese and rosé sauce, Mediterranean orzo salad with chicken, latkes with curry yogurt sauce, and stewed lamb and lentils with tomatoes and peas. How yummy do those sound?
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These ready-to-eat meals are truly a triple threat situation: healthy, delicious, and fast. To make the deal even better, WeCook is currently offering Narcity readers $50 off their first three meals. Using the promo code narcity50, new customers can save $25 off their first order, $15 off their second, and $10 off the third.
Are you sold on WeCook for this school year? Don't forget your $50 coupon to save some precious student dollars! Just use the code narcity50 on their website. You can thank us later.
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