Workout Meals vs Youfoodz
All are ready-made meals you heat and eat. Below is how they compare on price, nutrition, menu size, delivery coverage and customer ratings, using each provider's published information.
Short answer
Workout Meals scores highest on our criteria. It is the stronger pick for high protein meals for training and muscle gain.Side by side
Prices and delivery details last checked 24 August 2026. Highlighted cells are the strongest value in that row.
Workout Meals
Best for: High protein meals for training and muscle gain
Suits gym-goers and athletes who want dietitian-formulated meals with published macros and larger serves, and who are happy to run a weekly subscription to avoid the delivery fee. Less suitable if you are in WA or NT, or if you only want the odd one-off box.
- Full macro and calorie breakdown, plus ingredients and allergens, shown on every meal
- Genuinely high protein, with many mains between 32g and 54g per serve
- Free delivery on weekly or fortnightly subscriptions over $99, with skip or cancel at any time
- Air fryer compatible range and larger portion sizes for people training hard
- No delivery to WA or NT
- Flat delivery fee of about $15 on one-off orders, which lifts the effective cost of a small box
- Priced at the higher end for prepared meals at roughly $12.50 a meal a la carte
- Free shipping does not apply to the WM360 program
Youfoodz
Best for: Busy households wanting fresh, no-prep meals with a big weekly menu
A strong pick if you want fresh heat and eat meals with plenty of weekly variety and dietary ranges from calorie controlled to high protein, and you live in a metro area or a decent sized regional centre. The catch is pricing transparency: you will need to run a postcode and plan size through checkout to see what you actually pay once the introductory offer ends.
- Large rotating menu with 40 to 80 items a week plus snacks, juices and desserts
- Meals are fresh, never frozen, ready in about two minutes and keep up to 9 days in the fridge
- Coverage across all states and territories, including a long list of regional centres
- No lock-in contract: skip, pause or cancel before the weekly cut-off, and a registered NDIS provider
- Per meal prices are not published upfront: you must enter a postcode and pick a plan size to see them
- Marketing leans heavily on a 12 week introductory discount, so the ongoing rate is hard to judge
- Tasmania and the Northern Territory get limited coverage and only one to three delivery days a week
- Shipping is charged and varies by location, with higher fees possible in regional areas
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