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New Customer Fridge Filler Meat Hamper + Free Pizza - £35 Including Free Delivery (New Customers Only) @ MuscleFood
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Posted 11 May 2023

New Customer Fridge Filler Meat Hamper + Free Pizza - £35 Including Free Delivery (New Customers Only) @ MuscleFood

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For those that wanted to try Musclefood for the first time, you can get a good amount of meat for £35, which includes free delivery. (Pick the best date for you) I was in two minds with this, but it does look a fair price for this, gives you a chance to try a decent amount of products and it's delivered to your door.

The code should apply automatically, but if not, use code - NEWCUST35

Would be good to get some of this stuff on the BBQ. With UK weather being all over the shop, you can freeze what you want to save and then keep a close eye on the weather


What do you get for your £35?

Chicken
2.5kg Premium Chicken Breasts
2 x 140g Dragon fire Chicken Breasts
1 x 225g Diced Chicken in a Piri Piri Marinade

Beef
2 x 170g Free Range Sirloin Steaks
4 x 113g Free Range Steak Burgers
1 x 200g Lean Steak Mince
20 x 17g Free Range Steak Meatballs

Pork
6 x 66g Lean Pork & Apple Sausages

Other
1 x 220g High Protein Buffalo Chicken Pizza

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How is my order delivered?
Choose exactly when you want your order delivered at checkout. We deliver across the country every day of the week. Our unique packaging is independently tested to keep your super tasty food at the right temperature for 48 hours. We have years of experience and thousands of happy customers.


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  1. calvin22580's avatar
    Just so you are informed where it’s coming from. Not saying that it’s a good or bad thing, just good to know.
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  2. tiram's avatar
    I used to order from muscle food but the orders rarely, and I mean maybe 3 times in 50 orders, were correct. Each time the standard response was sorry this never happens and I would say look at last week's email and get some curt response from them. The quality got worse and worse but I'm lazy and continued to order for the convenience. Eventually I had had enough and I really doubt I spend the 80 pounds I used to spend a week getting the food delivered in supermarkets. If applied correctly musclefood could be a great company but I wouldn't recommend them at all
  3. Shazzmattaz's avatar
    I suspect if you add this all up it comes to roughly £35 if bought separately at an Aldi or Lidl. Good if you have the storage, but otherwise
    just as cheap to buy it all as needed.
    abigsmurf's avatar
    A quick mental priceup has this at about £45 for cheap supermarket prices, possibly £40 for Lidl as their chicken breasts are far cheaper than anywhere else.

    However I'd expect a lot of added water in the supermarket ones, especially the lidl. In addition to getting less actual meat for your money, having your meat leak so much water that you're basically boiling it when cooking is annoying.
  4. Kingydaman's avatar
    Is this a subscription service which I have to cancel ?
    foordy08's avatar
    No
  5. paulj48's avatar
    170g Sirloin steak is a bit small, an old school 8oz steak is a pub would be 227 grams.
    brettytopbanana's avatar
    This is it. I buy the grass fed ribeye from Lidl and it's been great. That's 285 grams for about £6.70. 170 wouldn't be enough for me.
  6. colonelswag's avatar
    I've been a regular customer as of late, and have to say everything has been spot on.
  7. HonourableGentleman's avatar
    Thank you to everyone for the honest reviews :-)
  8. ecraigy's avatar
    I used to love muscle food, but not used recently. Note the minced beef is grainy squashed pieces (similar to the size of Quorn mince pieces) and much of the meat is imported from overseas.
    Chicken is definitely pumped up with water, but not as much as in UK supermarkets do it.
    Sausages, haunche steaks (which I use as burgers) and bacon medallions are great.
    I used them for a Christmas hamper once, and it was excellent.
    Great deal! (edited)
  9. debshag69's avatar
    Check the weights before you order as you might be disappointed I no I was when my order came. Also check it’s all there that’s in the offer as there was 3 items that hadn’t sent. It is good quality though
  10. Sock_Puppet581's avatar
    haven't ordered for the last few years, but their chicken was better than lidl / aldi. I remember when they first started back in 2014 ish they had the most incredible meat quality for the price, but over the years they are the same as supermarkets now.

    Lidl, Tesco and Asda have the worst chicken quality, but at least Lidl is cheap.
    warriorscot's avatar
    Are you buying the cheapest stuff or the better stuff out of lidl? For beef they're pretty on par actually and you should judge by packet, but the chicken if you get the deluxe is a big difference and very good for whole chicken.
  11. sr_387's avatar
    try your local butcher alot of them do these big packs and can deliver.
  12. niko.nado's avatar
    It's cheaper to buy a whole chicken and cut it yourself , you get more breasts than what you buy in supermarkets 🤷🏾 (and you still get extra meats with the wings and drumsticks )
  13. SebK's avatar
    One of my steaks 50204629-VTJfB.jpg
    Truffian69's avatar
    I think you trump this!
  14. kicker074's avatar
    ordered some to try delivered on the 22nd if I hadnt done a shop recently would have been sooner
  15. tdlcraig's avatar
    Decent price. I just don't like all my meat shrink wrapped.
  16. deleted531767's avatar
    I could get all this and more from my local butchers (the only place we buy meat now) for about this price.
  17. EV8's avatar
    Just goto your local butcher, Muscle food quality has dropped off the scales
    Regprentice's avatar
    All my local butchers fancy themselves as upmarket delis now and are charging over the odds. £70 for a medium sized turkey last christmas.
  18. Mrepg's avatar
    I’m a meat moron, does anyone have any links to get me savvy, I would go to butcher but I have no clue what to even ask for, guess supermarkets have ruined me. The current meat in supermarkets is absolutely awful and expensive for a lot or water, gel and fake forged cuts. I want to dump them.
    luffydude's avatar
    Just go there once a week and try a new thing each time

    Everything in there is healthy
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