Lite N Easy

I was on Lite n Easy on and off for about 2 years.

The first 7 months I ate it every day.... and lost 9kgs.  I was happy with that, as except for the first 2 weeks I was not hungry.

The Good - For me the dinners are the best - so much variety and choice, and you can pick and choose what suits you best.

The bad - For me it's when both of the options are things you don't like, which happens a bit for me, meaning I have to skip or replace it.

The ugly - Forgetting to put your order in and missing the deadline...oh man, don't forget to do that.

I used lite n easy for 4 years on and off and was very happy with their product and service, until one day when I was eating my roasted chic peas and crunched on a tech screw :( 

Lite n Easy were very rude to deal with about this incident and never apologised, they did however pay my dental fees so I suppose I cant complain too bad about this. 

Overall the food tastes like you would expect it too, its not gormet but it works - I lost 15kg doing lite n easy. 

Its also convinient if you are a single or couple, but doesnt work if you have children who are eating solids if you dont want to be cooking extra meals for them - I prefer my children and I to eat the same foods as a family.  

I have used Lite and Easy for almost an year and was very satisfied and happy with it. It is quite expensive but considering the increasing cost of food items in supermarket i feel it comes out to be same , moreover you get readily cooked meals and saves lots of time in kitchen.

They have a informative website which gives all the details about the programm and we can choose the meals from the menu which is available online. Every week they deliver frozen meals at home in a ESKI which can be stored in the freezer.  Although they offer so many choices in meals but they don't have vegetarian options.

They offer meals according to your weight and how many calorie your body needs per day. I use to be very relaxed when it comes to meal time as my freezer was always full of lite & easy. Meals were ready to eat - just heat it in the microwave according to the instructions and thats it.

It is good for all those people who are watching their weight and have busy lifestyles to plan their meals and still want to eat healthy.

It's quite expensive, but it really depends on how many you have in your family as to just how more expensive than the weekly grocery bill it is.

When I was on it, I had an 18 month old, and it was just the two of us living together. I just made some toddler-friendly meals, froze them, and gave them to her when I was eating my LnE dinners. If I was living with my partner then, it would have been more costly and more difficult.

I lost 10kg in 6 weeks, doing absolutely no exercise. I think I walked 15 mins down the road ONCE... that's the extent of my exercise. All I did was follow LnE... and I only did it 5 days a week... the other 2 enabled me to go out if I wanted, and eat out (eating low-fat maccas options, or a nice subway sandwich or some yummy restaurant meal or something).

There's a variety in Calorie plans, so breastfeeders and men can use it... you could likely even have it during pregnancy... as it's not like you're cutting out anything, and you're actually eating quite healthily.

You can find their meal plans and prices on the website, which I found very helpful - I didn't want to call up and be suckered into signing up, so it was good to be able to browse at my leisure.

It's a fabulous diet - and I would go back on it if I could afford to.