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Published 18:57 26 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 22:37 26 Jul 2017 BST
Simply Fit Food is, honest to God, a life-saver.
The Irish-based company specialises in the making and the delivery of healthy meals and snacks using locally-sourced ingredients and offers a range of different options for customers.
From bulk buyers for teams or companies or whatever else, to samplers or those looking for a specific diet or fitness plan, the company situated in Ardee, county Louth can meet the needs of different athletes and lay persons.
Founded by Evelyn Garland and Luke Judge, Simply Fit Food is designed and produced by GAA players with backgrounds and qualifications in Nutrition and in Food Science.
"The reason we established the brand was that back in January 2016 when Luke was diagnosed with a heart condition called Wolf Parkinsons White," the partners told SportsJOE. "Already crazy into our fitness - we're both GAA players for Skerries Harps & Dreadnots in Clogherhead - Luke wanted to change the way he was eating after the operation and found meal prep an absolute pain and also very time consuming. "Long story short we decided to utilize both of our degrees in Food Science from UCD and Nutrition and Physical Activity in DKIT and create Simply Fit Food."The company was set up in September 2016 and has already made 18,000 meals for the people of Ireland, north and south.
With offers of sending out five dinners, five lunches and five snacks, Simply Fit Food can sort out your eating for the entire working week and do so with nutritional value, cost value and time value - just heat the things up for three minutes and you're laughing.
At a time when the world is getting impatient and more and more fast-paced, something like this is a bona fide godsend.
All your meals to your door, readymade, tasty and healthy. All you have to do is get on with your life care-free.
And sure if you need to take it with you on the go, Urban Lifters' meal prep bag has you covered.

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