Most of our low carb ready meals sit under 25g of net carbs per serve and around 350–450 kcal, making them ideal for weight management, blood sugar control, or a balanced low-carb lifestyle, without needing to go full keto.
Popular options in our low carb prepared meals range include:
- Roast Beef with Steamed Vegetables
- Satay Chicken with Cauliflower Rice
- Lamb Korma with Cauliflower Rice
- Beef Bolognese with Low Carb Spaghetti
- Chipotle Chicken with Roast Vegetables
- Italian Meatballs with Roast Vegetables
Why Our Low Carb Meal Delivery Works
Carb reduction comes from base swaps, not from shrinking portion sizes
- Protein stays at standard levels (typically 25 to 40g per meal) so you don't get hungry within an hour
- Real vegetables (broccolini, courgette, cauliflower, capsicum) instead of filler sauces
- Flavour bases (satay, korma, chipotle, teriyaki) match the higher-carb versions, so you don't feel like you're eating diet food
- Macros and net carbs printed on every product page
How to Choose Within the Low Carb Range
If you're new to low carb, start with familiar comfort meals like Roast Beef with Steamed Vegetables or Italian Meatballs with Roast Vegetables. They're closest to a normal home-cooked dinner, just without the rice or pasta. If you want something more interesting, the curry-based meals (Satay Chicken, Lamb Korma, Thai Green Curry, all with Cauliflower Rice) deliver bolder flavour while keeping carbs low. For meals you can take to work, Chipotle Chicken with Roast Vegetables travels well and reheats evenly. Cross-shop the chicken meal range or the gluten-free meals collection if you want a different filter on top of low carb. Pair with one of the high-protein meals on training days if you're combining lower carbs with strength work.
Pairing With Training, Eating Out and Mixed Households
Low carb meals work cleanly inside a broader eating pattern. On heavy training days, swap one low-carb meal for a high-protein, higher-carb dish (Grilled Chicken with Basmati Rice or Italian Meatballs with Mash) so glycogen replenishes after the session. If you eat lunch out a few times a week, schedule those days as your higher-carb meals and use Premade for the dinners or breakfasts you control. In a mixed-carb household where one person is low-carb and another isn't, the same sauce often comes in both formats (Satay Chicken with Basmati Rice for one, with Cauliflower Rice for the other), so you can serve the same dinner without compromising either eating plan or doubling up on cooking.