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Anyone have a subscription for ‘Cook’ meals?

15 replies

powercats · 24/08/2026 23:20

I’m thinking of trying them, would you recommend?
A garage local to me stocks a small range so I have tried the meals before and liked them, just wondering if the customer service is decent and if they have decent offers or benefits to being a subscriber?

Thanks advance!

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24Dogcuddler · 25/08/2026 05:39

I’ve not tried a subscription but bought some meals for when we were having our kitchen done.
The quality and taste is good but my DH found portion sizes small.
The veg lasagna is tasty and they do a good range of sweet and savoury dishes for entertaining.
Delivery was quite expensive but they stock some of the range at a nearby garden centre.

hardshoulderr · 25/08/2026 07:02

I don't think they do subscriptions?

Copperoliverbear · 25/08/2026 07:04

They’re good. X

powercats · 25/08/2026 07:45

Thanks! Anyone have a referral code they’d like to share?

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Ansells · 25/08/2026 07:47

We buy meals every month or so to ensure we always have something in the freezer but I don’t think we would do a subscription as it is basically a ready made meal at the end of the day and we wouldn’t want to be eating that all the time. But they’ve always been tasty, good quality and enjoyed by the whole family.

LittleOrangeEgg · 25/08/2026 07:59

My grandad got COOK meals on subscription - the customer service was great and the delivery drivers were really considerate of him (he was pretty deaf towards the end of his life)

powercats · 25/08/2026 17:21

powercats · 25/08/2026 07:45

Thanks! Anyone have a referral code they’d like to share?

just a little bump!

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trotterstrot · 25/08/2026 17:26

JingsMahBucket · 25/08/2026 07:44

Yes they do. All you had to do was look first before commenting https://www.cookfood.net/menu/subscription-meal-boxes

Dear god. How nasty.

hardshoulderr · 26/08/2026 07:05

No need to be a tit @JingsMahBucket

Bjorkdidit · 26/08/2026 07:25

LittleOrangeEgg · 25/08/2026 07:59

My grandad got COOK meals on subscription - the customer service was great and the delivery drivers were really considerate of him (he was pretty deaf towards the end of his life)

Sounds like a good alternative to Wiltshire Farm Foods which are the long standing 'meals for people unable to cook for themselves' but were reportedly not very nice and are likely expensive for what you get.

Beachbeach · 26/08/2026 08:22

hardshoulderr · 26/08/2026 07:05

No need to be a tit @JingsMahBucket

I think it was a fair point. Why post inaccurate info or about something you have no knowledge of

hardshoulderr · 26/08/2026 08:36

Oh, this is ridiculous. I said "I don't think they do it" not "they definitely do not do it and there's no point of this thread". I'm happy to be wrong but she was an arse about it.

Ratherhaveacupofteaandabiscuit · 26/08/2026 09:16

Cook meals are lovely and I agree, don’t post suggesting the OP is wrong when the most basic check would tell you they are right.

My dear old Aunt used to love Cook meals, in fact this thread has prompted me to go to one of their shops ( lucky to have two fairly nearby plus a garden centre who stocks them in their food hall) and get a veggie lasagne.

If my Aunt was hosting Christmas she would get pretty much all of it from Cook and it was all very tasty.

hardshoulderr · 26/08/2026 14:30

"Suggesting ".
oh God

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