Photo: Kieran – Eat Elite
Eat Elite Southport – Professional Nutrition
At a couple of years old and with a new café recently opened, Eat Elite is now a well-established healthy meal delivery service. Founded by Sports Scientist and Advanced Nutritionist Kieran Congdon, Eat Elite focuses on providing high-level personalised meals. Whether your goal is to lose fat, gain muscle, or increase performance, meals hit all your body’s specific nutritional needs.
How Eat Elite was born
As a personal trainer, Kieran had a client who struggled with his diet. Frustrated with his lack of progress, his client suggested he hire a personal chef to cook his meals.
But Kieran had a better idea. What if he cooked his client’s meals? That way he could tailor meals to fit specific training goals and keep track of exactly what his client ate. So they decided to try it out.
With an obvious demand for tailor-made healthy meals, Kieran got some professional help and has a team of experienced chefs that in the past has included one that cooked for football players from big-name teams like Real Madrid, Manchester United, and Liverpool.
What Eat Elite offers
Eat Elite offers four different plans, each with their own focus:
- Fat loss plan
- Muscle building and toning plan
- Increased performance plan
- Macronutrient tracking plan
When you sign up for a plan, you’ll receive a one-to-one consultation where a personal adviser will create a personalised meal plan for you.
Each plan offers you:
- A choice of 2-5 meals per day for 5-7 days a week.
- Meal delivery 3 times week (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday).
- A selection of 108 different meals including meat, poultry, fish, vegetables, herbs, and spices.
- Fresh food – no frozen meals.
- Tailored food choices. Get rid of anything you don’t like and specify any dietary requirements (e.g. vegan/vegetarian, halal, or allergies).
- Meals are reasonably priced at £7.29 each.
Proper nutrition
The great thing about Eat Elite is that it focuses on proper nutrition. Instead of following trends or the most recent fad, Eat Elite grounds itself in the idea of giving your body what it actually needs to thrive. This means making sure your diet is varied. If you’re eating the same thing over and over again, you’re going to get bored. No matter how good or tasty it is. So Eat Elite makes sure there’s variety by providing over 100 different meal choices.
Kieran is also a great believer in ‘everything in moderation’. A Mars bar once in a while won’t hurt but one everyday? That’s when trouble starts. This notion of moderation combined with proper nutrition means no starving yourself if you want to lose weight, just changing your habits and making healthier food choices.
And rather than simply sell you weight loss meals delivered, Eat Elite aims to help you make these long-term changes in your life. Every client is assigned a personal nutrition advisor that helps them to understand nutrition and make healthier food choices. Ultimately, Eat Elite wants you to start living a healthy lifestyle that is sustainable. The fastest way to do that is increase your own knowledge about nutrition and have a healthy meal delivery service tailored to your specific dietary needs.
But even better than that, Eat Elite manages to provide this service while making truly tasty food. Often when we think of healthy food we conjure up images of bland, tasteless meals. Eat Elite couldn’t be further from this. But meals don’t only taste great, they look amazing too.
Eat Elite page on YouRCooK: http://www.your-cook.com/retailers/eat-elite
Submit News Contact us with your community, business or sport news. Phone 07581350321
Email ots@otsnews.co.uk
Facebook www.facebook.com/Otsnews-Southport-1575528676012039/
Twitter www.twitter.com/onthespot_news
Breaking local news as it happens, searchable archives with photographs, the ability to instantly comment on news articles – there are so many advantages to OTS (Onthespot) News.
If you want your news read locally online then send it to ots@otsnews.co.uk – relying only on the newspaper is to restrict yourself to an ever reducing audience.
OTS News on Social Media