Cooking for one
A single serving for an independent weeknight dinner.
1 serving per recipe
- Works well for
- Solo cooks and smaller appetites
- Example evening
- One-pan tomato and lentil rice
- Food-cost habit
- Buy only the ingredients the dish needs
A better fit for your table
Meal Kits Portioned for Your Household
Cooking for one, two or five changes how much you buy and what gets left behind. Choose the number of people eating, then pick recipes that fit your week.
Single portion meal kits
Choose a one-person portion for dinner without planning around days of leftovers. Set the number of meals to suit your week.
Local delivery for Doncaster addresses. Cook the right amount.
Pick your portion count
Single, Two-Person and Family Kits Side by Side
Choose servings for the people eating, then choose how many meals you want in your delivery. Check the menu and pricing before you order.
Cooking for two
Two servings make sharing the prep simple.
2 servings per recipe
- Works well for
- Couples and two-person homes
- Example evening
- Herby chicken with roast vegetables
- Food-cost habit
- Split the cooking and the washing up
Cooking for a family
Set the serving count to match the people at your table.
Family portions per recipe
- Works well for
- Adults, children and shared dinners
- Example evening
- Mild tomato pasta with sauce on the side
- Food-cost habit
- Keep fresh ingredients in proportion
Different appetites at home? Choose the serving count that suits the people eating. Check each recipe's portion and customisation notes before adding it to your menu.
A one-pan dinner for one
A clear example of a single serving: one plate, one portion to cook, no family-sized tray to divide.
Ingredient count and preparation time are shown with each recipe, so you can check the detail before choosing.
No oversized recipe box
Living Alone Without Cooking for Four
Many recipes assume a full household. A single portion meal kit makes the serving count clear, so dinner for one doesn't become three more days of the same meal.
Choose the number of recipes that suits your diary. Ingredients are pre-portioned for the selected meal, which helps avoid half-used packets and fresh produce left in the fridge.
Occasional spare components can be stored or frozen where the recipe guidance allows. Check the ingredient notes rather than guessing.
A smaller plan makes weekly spend easier to see before checkout. The final amount depends on the recipes and meal count you select.
Browse single-portion mealsA shared table, two servings
Pick the pace for your evening
Quick supper
A pan of herby chicken and vegetables, portioned for two.
Cook together
Divide the chopping and cooking, then sit down to the same meal.
For couples and two-person homes
Two-Person Meal Kits for Shared Cooking
Two servings keep the meal straightforward. One person can prep while the other cooks, or you can split the jobs and get dinner on the table together.
Use the weeknight and weekend examples to think about the time you have. Two-person portions also suit households where one person prefers a smaller plate; check the recipe servings and adjust what you order to match your appetites.
Menu choices change. Check the current recipe descriptions for ingredients, serving details and preparation guidance.
A plan should fit your week, not the other way round.
See meals for twoFamiliar flavours, flexible plates
Family Kits That Survive Fussy Eaters
Set the servings to suit your table
Younger children may need a smaller share. Check the recipe portions and choose the amount that suits your household.
Family meal kits in Doncaster should make the meal easier to serve, not start a negotiation at the table. Look for mild recipes, with sauces or stronger seasoning kept separate where the recipe allows.
Ingredient notes tell you what can be swapped without changing how the dish cooks. Keep a familiar side on the table, and let children assemble their plate from the parts they recognise.
Keep the base mild, then let each person add sauce at the table if the recipe offers it separately.
Serve familiar ingredients in separate sections before combining the dish, so children can try one part at a time.
Read the recipe's customisation notes first. A suggested swap is safer than removing an ingredient that affects the cooking method.
Child-friendly recipe boxes still depend on each child's tastes. Check the ingredients before you choose.
Plan portions before checkout
Keep the Weekly Food Bill Under Control
The number of servings is one of the clearest ways to manage a meal-kit order. Choose too much and food can go unused; choose the right amount and each recipe starts with a defined portion.
- Pre-portioned ingredients help limit half-used packs and surplus fresh produce.
- Choose your meal count around the evenings you plan to cook.
- Review the checkout total. Recipe choices and delivery details affect the final amount.
Planned portionsMore predictable
Unplanned top-upsCan vary week to week
Your table, your portion count
Pick Your Household Size and Start This Week
Choose a single, two-person or family kit, then select meals that fit the days you want to cook. You can review the current menu and pricing before placing an order. If your household changes, choose a different portion plan next time.
- One person
- Two people
- Family portions
Delivery information for Doncaster: check local delivery details. Or call +44 7947 699894.