Food · Verdict tool
Is This Meal Delivery Worth It?
Compare a delivered meal with a home equivalent, time saved, and treat value.
What this means
The score weighs markup, time saved, and whether this is a genuine treat.
Formula used
Markup = delivery - home cost. Net premium = delivery - home cost - time value.
Worked example
£28 delivery versus £9 home, 35 minutes saved at £15/hour, gives a positive net premium and a not-worth-it verdict.
Common questions
Can I use this internationally?
Yes. Currency selectors are display-only unless a tool explicitly says otherwise; no currency conversion is performed.
How exact is the result?
It follows the published Technofatty formula for this tool, but real life can add fees, rules, timing quirks, and context.
Plain-English summary
Convenience can be worth it. It should at least show its working.
This section translates the result into a short, direct takeaway rather than leaving the page at a bare number.
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