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£31 HelloFresh ingredients box for £12 delivered
Eg, a six-meal box (three different meals for two) works out as £2 per meal
ExpiredNewbies who sign up to weekly meal box subscription service HelloFresh* via our Blagged link can get £19 off their first box and £15 off each of the next four boxes. The cheapest box includes ingredients for three different meat or veggie meals for two people for £11.99 instead of the normal £30.99 cost (including £4 delivery), meaning you get six meals for £2 each. You can opt for a pricier box containing more meals but our code will always get £19 off (or £15 if you continue) – see below for other box options. Trial boxes and gift vouchers are excluded from this offer.
You can cancel at any point, so you could just use it once. The discount code HELLOMSE should automatically be applied but if not, enter it at the checkout. Delivery's £4, but with this deal the first box is delivered for free. There are a handful of postcodes which HelloFresh don't deliver to, such as the Scottish Highlands – see 'more info' for a full list.
The deadline to sign up for this deal is 11.59pm on Tue 14 Sep or until the code has been claimed 5,000 times, whichever’s sooner.
Important: It’s a weekly subscription that you’re automatically signed up to but you can cancel any time, so you could just use it the once – but if you want to carry on with it, you can get £15 off your next four weekly boxes as well (making the cheapest box £16), but you will have to pay £4 delivery. To cancel, you'll need to do so by 11.59pm five days before your next box is due, to avoid being charged for the next box. See ‘more info’ for how to cancel.
What's in the box and how much does it cost?
A box for two people (£11.99 with this deal, norm £26.99 before delivery) contains ingredients for three meals per person, plus recipe cards. You can choose from a variety of different dishes after you've completed checkout. When we looked on Tue 7 Sep, we spotted meat options including smoky sausage skewers and chipotle spiced chicken, and veggie options including halloumi and roasted vegetable rigatoni and crisp cauliflower nuggets.
While the code makes the cheapest option £11.99, the price of the box will vary depending on how many meals you choose and how many people it serves. Here are some examples of what your first weekly box might look like, including some of the dishes you could choose:
- £11.99 box (norm £26.99 before delivery)
Three different dishes for two people, eg:
Mexican-style beef pasta bake to serve two
Smoky sausage skewers to serve two
Creamy spiced lentil curry to serve two
So that’s six meals in total for £11.99.
- £16.99 box (norm £31.99 before delivery)
Two different dishes for four people, eg:
Roasted pepper and aubergine linguine to serve four
Chipotle spiced chicken to serve four
So that’s eight meals in total for £16.99.
- £30.99 box (norm £45.99 before delivery)
Four different dishes for three people, eg:
Prawn and tomato risotto to serve three
Roasted pepper and aubergine linguine to serve three
Chipotle spiced chicken to serve three
Mexican-style beef pasta to serve three
So that’s 12 meals in total for £30.99.
For more cooking inspiration, don't forget to check what's new on our supermarket coupons page.
- £11.99 box (norm £26.99 before delivery)
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HelloFresh £15 off up to five recipe boxes (norm £30+)
Eg, a six-meal box (three different meals for two) works out as £2.50 per meal
ExpiredNewbies who sign up to weekly meal box subscription service HelloFresh* via our Blagged link can get £15 off each of their first five boxes. You can cancel at any point, so you could just use it once. The discount code SAVEMONEY21 should automatically be applied but if not, enter it at the checkout. Delivery is free in most of the UK (see ‘more info’ for where you’d have to pay, such as in NI).
The deadline to sign up for this deal is 11.59pm on Tue 23 Feb or until the code has been claimed 5,000 times, whichever’s sooner.
The cheapest box includes ingredients for three different meat or veggie meals for two people for £14.99 instead of the normal £29.99 cost, meaning you get six meals for £2.50 each. You can opt for a pricier box containing more meals but our code will always get £15 off – see below for other box options. Trial boxes and gift vouchers are excluded from this offer.
Important: It’s a weekly subscription that you’re automatically signed up to but you can cancel any time, so you could just use it the once – but if you want to carry on with it, you can get £15 off your next four weekly boxes as well. To cancel, you'll need to do so by 11.59pm on the Tuesday the week before delivery is due to avoid being charged for the next box, though be aware that HelloFresh counts the week as Sat-Fri. See ‘more info’ for how to cancel.
Last time we ran a Blagged deal with HelloFresh, the offer was £15 off your first four boxes. This offer's stronger, as the discount extends to the fifth box.
What's in the box and how much does it cost?
A box for two people (£14.99 with this deal, norm £29.99) contains ingredients for three meals per person, plus recipe cards. You can choose from a variety of different dishes after you've completed checkout. When we looked on Tue 16 Feb, we spotted meat options including Thai-style pork rice and chipotle steak tacos, and veggie options including sweet chilli halloumi burgers and spiced aubergine curry.
While the code makes the cheapest option £14.99, the price of the box will vary depending on how many meals you choose and how many people it serves. Here are some examples of what a weekly box might look like, including some of the dishes you could choose:
- £14.99 box (norm £29.99)
Three different dishes for two people, eg:
Mango chutney glazed chicken wraps to serve two
Classic sausage to serve two
Mushroom risotto to serve two
So that’s six meals in total for £14.99.
- £19.99 box (norm £34.99)
Two different dishes for four people, eg:
Crispy Japanese-style fried chicken to serve four
Classic sausage to serve four
So that’s eight meals in total for £19.99.
- £33.99 box (norm £48.99)
Four different dishes for three people, eg:
Mango chutney glazed chicken wraps to serve three
Classic sausage to serve three
Mushroom risotto to serve three
Pasanda spiced aubergine curry to serve three
So that’s 12 meals in total for £33.99.
For more cooking inspiration, don't forget to check what's new on our supermarket coupons page.
- £14.99 box (norm £29.99)
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