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New food labelling regulations uncover what’s really home grown
As the new food labelling system allows consumers to quickly and easily compare items on the shelves, it enables them to make better educated choices on what they’re eating and where it’s from.
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Low cost, low calories - but packed with flavour
To provide even more value for money, we currently have a special promotion where customers can purchase large meals for small prices!
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Celebrating Seniors In The Community
It goes without saying - our seniors deserve more than a week’s recognition, and at Gourmet Meals we like to think we celebrate these special members of the community all throughout the year.
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Smart food choices to reduce your carbon footprint
Australians throw out up to 20% of the food they purchase. This works out to be about $1,036 worth of groceries per household each year. That’s hard-earned money that could have gone to rates, electricity – you name it… thrown away.
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The benefits of choosing frozen over fresh
When compared with their fresh alternatives, frozen meals are still wrongly misconceived to be the unhealthier option. However, research continuously suggests that it’s quite the opposite.
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Great deals at the Gluten Free Expo
At Gourmet Meals, we pride ourselves in having an entire range that is gluten free. We are meticulous in ensuring that our entire production area is completely free from gluten to provide peace of mind to customers with coeliac disease, gluten sensitivities or intolerances.
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Get more value for money with Mother’s Day gift vouchers
Mother’s Day is a dedicated time to acknowledge and show our appreciation for all the great things our mums have done for us - which often includes cooking for, and cleaning up after the family for all these years…
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We choose butter over margarine – and so should you
Years ago, butter was shunned by a vast amount of the population when its saturated fat contents were linked to a higher risk of heart disease
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