Before you book
Most people want to know if they’re in for a sales pitch at the kitchen table. Here’s what the hour actually looks like.
The short version. A Food Planner asks how your family eats and what you spend. You go through the catalogue together and pick what you want. You get the plan in writing with a price. Nothing is ordered until you sign, and plenty of people don’t.
How many people you feed. Who is fussy. What gets eaten every week and what sits in the freezer for a year. Whether anyone works shifts or plays hockey four nights a week. This is the part that decides whether the order is any good.
What you spend on groceries now. The plan is built to that number, because the order is meant to replace part of your grocery bill rather than add to it.
Line by line, from the full catalogue. If your household eats chicken and ground beef and almost no pork, that’s what goes on. You can say no to anything, and swapping one item for another is normal.
Steak thickness, roast size, how the ground beef is packed. Your instructions go on the order in writing, and it’s cut the way your family wants.
Every item, the total, and what it works out to weekly, bi-weekly or monthly. You take it away and think about it. When you’re ready, you sign online. Until then nothing is ordered and nothing is charged.
An hour is normal for a first order. Less if you’ve taken the two-minute survey first, because we arrive with a draft plan built from your answers instead of a blank sheet.
Re-orders are much faster. Before your plan ends, we call you to review it, and one of our customers wrote in a Google review that renewing takes no longer than ten minutes. That’s about right once we know how your family eats.
Yes. The conversation is free, the plan is free and the quote is free. There’s no fee and no obligation to buy at the end of it.
No. You get the whole plan in writing to take away, and the quote is good for 14 days. Most people think about it. Nothing is ordered and nothing is charged until you sign, and when you’re ready the paperwork comes to you to sign online.
No. Plenty of orders are planned entirely over the phone. If you’d rather do it that way, say so when you book and that’s how we do it.
No. A quote needs to know how your family eats and what you spend. Payment details only come up after you’ve decided to order.
Then you say no. We’d rather hear it than talk someone into an order they regret.
Take the two-minute survey and we’ll build a draft plan from your answers, or book a free consult and we’ll do it together. No obligation, no payment information.
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