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My Food Bag arrives in Dunedin


19/08/2015
My Food Bag arrives in Dunedin


For Dunedin dwellers the evening meal is about to become a whole lot simpler, as My Food Bag brings its successful home delivery service to New Zealand’s largest southern city.

The home delivery service provides free range, high quality ingredients with healthy recipes featuring seasonal produce designed by MasterChef Nadia Lim and her test kitchen team.

Initially launched in Auckland in March 2013, My Food Bag expanded across the country in less than two years. Following the successful launch in Auckland the service was extended to Hamilton, Wellington, the wider Waikato region, Tauranga, Palmerston North, Christchurch and now Dunedin.

“We are excited to bring foodies of Dunedin a choice between our four bags, including the latest addition to the My Food Bag family, My Own Bag,” says Cecilia Robinson, My Food Bag group CEO. “The first deliveries in Dunedin will be on Sunday 30 August and online orders can be placed from today.”

“We are excited to have expanded further into the South Island as providing My Food Bag services for more Kiwis has been a long term vision for the company,” says Robinson, who founded My Food Bag together with celebrity chef and dietician Nadia Lim and respected New Zealand business woman, Theresa Gattung. “This is also a nostalgic move for Nadia as she studied in Dunedin and is rather fond of the Southern city.”

Nadia Lim, who creates the recipes exclusively for My Food Bag says eating healthy has to be easy and delicious. “My Food Bag is convenient, fun and each meal has to taste great,” says Lim. “We love hearing from our customers about how much the service has helped them.”

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How My Food Bag works
Injecting the fun back into home cooking, My Food Bag is about creating exciting, healthy dishes that work with your lifestyle. Each bag includes dinner ingredients and recipes which are simple to prepare. Offering big, healthy meals and great flavour, My Food Bag provides varied recipes for four to five days a week.

Each Sunday, customers will receive a My Food Bag delivery of recipes and ingredients for the week’s meals. The recipe cards also include useful tips about preparation, storage and ingredient alternatives.

Currently there are four bag options:

· My Classic Food Bag, for a family of four to five people or perfect for those sharing meals when flatting costs $192.50 for five meals and includes tasty dishes such as fish wraps with chipotle mayo and salad, crispy chicken tenders with chunky fries, slaw and sweet chilli mayo and cajun beef with chimmi churri sauce, corn and tomato quinoa salad.


· My Family Food Bag costs $162.50 for five meals, is designed for parents of two or three children under 10 years old and has smaller portion sizes. Families can expect meals such as crusted fish with roast potato and salad, mediterranean vegetable, feta and avocado pizza, sesame chicken and spring vegetable stir-fry.


· My Gourmet Food Bag costs $142 for four meals for two people and includes ingredients and recipes combining international tastes, food trends and the best of local produce to bring global food flavours in to the home. Customers can expect meals such as duck-breast with carrot, snow peas and plum sauce soba noodles, herb crusted lamb loin with roast potato salad and pork balls in caramelised chilli sauce with choy sum and coconut rice.

· My Own Food Bag costs $94.50 for five meals each week (one recipe will feed two). Examples of My Own Bag recipes include Asian pesto fish with green rice and Mediterranean lamb meatballs on feta smashed potatoes.


All four bag offerings include free delivery and add-ons available include two sizes of fruit bags, and the popular kids lunchbox.

Home cooks do need to provide some basic pantry items such as oils, flours, and condiments. Everything else required is inside My Food Bag.

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