Ready-made meals · Frozen
Exclusive Appetite review: prices, menu and delivery
A good fit for Victorians who want frozen, heat-and-eat meals without committing to a weekly subscription, particularly households juggling individual and family-sized portions. Buyers tracking macros will find the lack of published nutrition information frustrating.
Best for
- Victorian households wanting flexible, no-subscription frozen meals
Exclusive Appetite pros and cons
Pros
- No subscription, lock-in contract or ongoing payments: you order as you need
- Large menu of 70+ chef-prepared dishes including a substantial vegetarian and vegan range
- Three portion sizes, including family meals that feed 4 adults or 2 adults and 4 kids
- Snap-frozen meals keep for up to 12 months, and weekday deliveries are left at the door without you needing to be home
Cons
- Victoria only, with rural customers limited to weekly delivery runs
- Nutrition panels come on the packaging rather than being published on the menu, so you cannot compare kilojoules or protein before ordering
- No breakfast options and no ability to customise or swap ingredients in a meal
- Bundle pack pricing is not shown upfront, making value hard to judge before adding to cart
How much Exclusive Appetite costs
- Ongoing price per meal
- $13.90Typical regular-size individual meal ordered a la carte, with menu items ranging from about $12.90 to $15.50. Per-meal rates for the 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 meal packs are not published, so a bundle rate could not be verified.
Prices checked 24 August 2026. First order offers are not included in the ongoing price. Confirm at checkout.
Exclusive Appetite meals and menu
- Menu size
- 70+ meals
- Format
- Frozen
- Preparation
- Heat & Eat
Diets Exclusive Appetite lists
- Vegan
- Vegetarian or vegan
Exclusive Appetite delivery and ordering
- Delivery area
- VIC
- Order cut-off
- Cancellations must be in writing by 4pm the day before delivery
- Delivery days
- Monday to Friday
- Regional delivery
- Daily deliveries to Melbourne metro and outer suburbs, with weekly runs to rural Victorian customers. Coverage is limited to a set list of Victorian postcodes.
- One-off orders
- Yes, no subscription needed
- Changing or pausing
- No lock-in contracts, subscriptions, or ongoing payments. Pay-per-order service. Orders can be cancelled in writing prior to 4pm the day before delivery.
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Ongoing prices exclude first order offers. Ratings come from different platforms, so they are not directly comparable.
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How this page works
- Prices
- Prices and delivery details checked 24 August 2026. First order offers are listed separately from the ongoing price. Confirm at checkout.
- Comparison score
- Out of 100, calculated from published data only: customer rating weighted by review volume (35 points), whether macros, calories and a clear price are published (20), price against services of the same type (15), menu size (10), ordering flexibility (10) and delivery reach (10). Where a criterion cannot be scored it is left out and the rest are rescaled to 100. It is a comparison aid, not a test result. Paid placement does not change it.