Let’s be honest — cooking at home sounds great in theory, but in reality? It can be a hassle. Between figuring out what to make, finding the ingredients, and making it all actually taste good, weeknight dinners can feel more like a chore than a joy.
That’s exactly why I started using SimplyCook — and why I haven’t looked back since.
No More “What Should I Cook Tonight?” Panic
Before SimplyCook, I was stuck in the same cycle: googling recipes, saving five, making none. Or worse, buying ingredients for something ambitious, then letting half of them rot in the fridge.
With SimplyCook, the decision fatigue is gone. Each box comes with four recipe kits — compact little flavor packs — that include everything you need to make exciting meals. All you have to do is choose your recipe, grab a few fresh ingredients (like chicken, veg, or noodles), and get cooking.
It’s simple, quick, and honestly kind of fun.
Big Flavors, Zero Guesswork
Here’s the magic of SimplyCook: the flavor kits do the heavy lifting.
Each recipe comes with three little pots — spice blends, sauces, marinades, or stocks — all perfectly measured and designed by professional chefs. These aren’t basic supermarket seasonings either. We’re talking real, bold flavors. Think: Thai Red Prawn Curry, Chicken Makhani, Goan Fish Stew, or a ridiculously good Cajun Pasta.
What I love most is that you don’t need to be a confident cook. The instructions are clear, the timing is easy, and everything comes together in about 20 minutes. I’ve genuinely surprised myself with how tasty the meals turn out.
It Fits Into Real Life
The thing that makes SimplyCook different from other meal kits is that it’s actually low-effort. There’s no giant box of groceries showing up at your door. No last-minute scramble to freeze meat or use up everything before it goes bad. The kits are shelf-stable and fit through your letterbox.
You buy just the fresh stuff you need when you’re ready to cook. That means fewer forgotten veggies in the back of the fridge and less food waste overall. It also means you’re not tied to a rigid delivery schedule.
For me, that flexibility has been a game changer.
Affordable, Too
Full meal kits can be pricey. Some cost over £40 a week — which adds up fast. SimplyCook starts with a trial box for £1 (yep, really), and regular boxes are just £9.99 for four recipes. Since you’re buying your own fresh ingredients, you can adjust based on your budget. Want to splurge on fresh prawns one week and use frozen veg the next? Totally up to you.
That’s what makes SimplyCook so sustainable. It works with your lifestyle, not against it.
Final Thoughts: Is SimplyCook Worth It?
In a word? Yes.
If you’re tired of boring dinners, stressed about what to cook, or just want to eat better without spending hours in the kitchen, SimplyCook is 100% worth trying. It’s not just easy — it’s actually exciting. You get to try new flavors, cook real meals, and still have time to watch your favorite show afterwards.
I never thought I’d be the kind of person who looked forward to cooking after work. But here I am, recipe card in hand, pan sizzling on the stove — all thanks to SimplyCook.
