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Detox Kitchen's 'Mama' Home Delivery Package – Amelia Freer

Click here for more info: And here is the press release: DETOX KITCHEN has announced its upcoming partnership with best-selling author and nutritional therapist, Amelia Freer to launch ‘Mama’, a new home delivery package service aimed at new mums.

Targeting women at a pivotal stage in their lives, the new ‘Mama’ package will see Detox Kitchen and Amelia Freer develop recipes around the nutrients necessary for mums who have just given birth.

With the launch of the new ‘Mama’ package, Detox Kitchen is hoping to help take care of one task on what can sometimes feel like a never-ending list.

Evening Drink: Blended cashew milk with cinnamon and cardamom- soothing drink before bed with protein and vitamin E. Lily Simpson founded Detox Kitchen in 2012 to demonstrate that healthy food doesn’t have to be restrictive or boring, it can be abundant, filling and completely delicious.

With a multitude of VIP fans including Gwyneth Paltrow and Elle Macpherson, Detox Kitchen’s hugely successful home delivery packages are renowned for their healthy and fresh approach to food.

The Detox Kitchen way

Their detox packages are at the heart of their business: when the founder Lily Simpson launched her business in January 2012, she prepared and delivered all the meals herself.Lured in my by addiction to their Kingly Street outpost (a stone's throw from the Bazaar offices and purveyors of the best butternut squash and quinoa salad in town), I signed up for a five-day detox.

My breakfast of granola with flaked coconut, pecans and rice milk is absolutely delicious, but I'm still starving, even after drinking the little bottle of juice (cucumber, spinach, green pepper and lime), so I take the daily probiotic capsule that's also provided, washing it down with the wheatgrass shot.

Herbal teas are allowed – they even supply you with a daily sachet of mint tea – but I succumbed to the irresistible lure of Yorkshire Tea (with milk, obviously) on more than one occasion.Even taking these occasional slip-ups into account, a week on the Detox Kitchen plan definitely made me look and feel better.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Starting prices for Detox Kitchen packages range from £28.90 to £39.95 per day.

For more information, visit detoxkitchen.co.uk.What I ate: The Protein Detox PackageMONDAYBreakfast: Granola with flaked coconut, pecans and rice milkCold-press juice: Cucumber, spinach, green pepper and limeNuts: HazelnutsLunch: Beetroot and red cabbage salad with brown rice, and mint and coriander dressingSnack: Peas with celery, pumpkin seeds and spinachDinner: King prawn Massaman curry with baby spinachPudding: Raspberry crumbleTUESDAYBreakfast: Soya yoghurt and fresh berries topped with a nut granolaCold-press juice: Beetroot, apple, celery and lemonNuts: WalnutsLunch: Quinoa with roasted aubergine, pomegranate and mint with soya and lemon yoghurtSnack: Edamame, cucumber and sesameDinner: Roasted salmon with grilled vegetable salad and salsa verdePudding: Blueberry potWEDNESDAYBreakfast: Date and mixed-seed breakfast barCold press juice: Beetroot, apple, celery and lemonNuts: Brazil nutsLunch: Brown rice with courgette, edamame and coconutSnack: Broccoli and kaleDinner: Roasted chicken breast with courgetti and mange tout with Thai dressingPudding: Raw cacao cakeTHURSDAYBreakfast: Muesli with hazelnuts, raisins, coconut and rice milkCold press juice: Cucumber, celery and appleNuts: AlmondsLunch: Red lentil dhal with spinach and fennelSnack: Cauliflower, turmeric, pomegranate and mintDinner: Pesto chicken with butternut squash, red onion and hazelnut saladPudding: Apple and ginger cakeFRIDAYBreakfast: Porridge oats with raisins, cinnamon, rice milk and compoteCold press juice: Cucumber, celery and appleNuts: HazelnutsLunch: Quinoa, lentils, peas , mange tout, spinach and hazelnutsSnack: Hummus and carrot batonsDinner: Salmon and brown rice fish cake with sweet potato and chopped spinach saladPudding: Kiwi pot***MORE HEALTHIs this the new kale?Gym eateries11 foods that boost brain power

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The idea for the Detox Kitchen came when a friend, who had tried another diet delivery company but didn’t like the food, said she wished Simpson could cook healthy meals for her to help her lose weight.

On Simpson’s detox plan, breakfast could be 70g of muesli with rice milk, followed by a smoothie and six cashew nuts for a snack, a hearty lentil salad for lunch, with another snack, such as a pot of edamame beans and chilli, in the afternoon.

To launch the Detox Kitchen Simpson secured a £10,000 bank loan, hired a web designer and by the end of January 2012 had her first clients.

She bought, cooked, boxed up and drove the food across London herself between three and seven in the morning, before processing orders and going back to an industrial kitchen she rents in Battersea, south London, to cook for the next day.

Simpson recently opened a concession in Harvey Nichols’ Food Hall in London, where her salads – all based on her detox recipes – are piled high in bowls: bright turmeric-stained cauliflower, beetroot and quinoa, and butternut squash with hazelnuts.

The Detox Kitchen | Goop

The Detox Kitchen is quite simply the OG (and best) health food and detox delivery service in London.

It’s first deli on Kingly Street yielded a whole new troop of beetroot brownie and spiralized zucchini salad devotees.

Now, its enlightened founder Lily Simpson is moving on to bigger and better things with a big new flagship in a fancy new development in Fitzrovia.

The new Detox Kitchen melds food and exercise classes into a healthy lifestyle emporium.

It’s the full package with amazing, uber-healthy, raw, and delicious salads and treats, alongside exercise classes with some of the city’s best teachers.

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I opted for four days of The Detox Kitchen’s protein meal plan: at 1,500 calories and with a varied menu, it sounded more doable than the ubiquitous juice cleanse.

The Detox Kitchen’s Protein package, is priced from £34 per day; visit DetoxKitchen.co.uk SheerLuxe VIP Members can save 20% on the Detox Home Delivery Service until 31st January 2018.

Ideal for those intrigued by a juice cleanse but intimidated by the idea of living solely on liquids, Plenish’s seven-day Gut Health cleanse comprises of a couple of juices per day alongside well-balanced meals to boost the good bacteria in your tummy.

Logistical ease: The weeks’ worth of juices, nut milks and extras is all delivered as one, but you’ll need to buy additional ingredients for the recipes, so it’s worth bearing in mind the weekly cost of the plan could be more like £80.

The Spring Green fairy would come first thing with a days’ worth of food and juices.

the detox kitchen - Carnaby London

The Detox Kitchen is ‘where healthy meets delicious’.

The Detox Kitchen provides the ultimate healthy eating option in Carnaby serving high quality, great tasting food free from wheat, dairy and refined sugar.

Enjoy freshly cooked meals, made with a range of fresh seasonal salads, lean meat and fish plus fresh smoothies, juices, teas and coffees.

The Detox Kitchen is perfect for vegans and vegetarians as it has a huge range of meat-free meals.

They have removed foods from the menu that make you feel tired and bloated and replaced them with a healthy balanced diet rich in plant based foods and lean protein – making you feel more energised, less stressed and lighter.

The Detox Kitchen way

Their detox packages are at the heart of their business: when the founder Lily Simpson launched her business in January 2012, she prepared and delivered all the meals herself.Lured in my by addiction to their Kingly Street outpost (a stone's throw from the Bazaar offices and purveyors of the best butternut squash and quinoa salad in town), I signed up for a five-day detox.

My breakfast of granola with flaked coconut, pecans and rice milk is absolutely delicious, but I'm still starving, even after drinking the little bottle of juice (cucumber, spinach, green pepper and lime), so I take the daily probiotic capsule that's also provided, washing it down with the wheatgrass shot.

Herbal teas are allowed – they even supply you with a daily sachet of mint tea – but I succumbed to the irresistible lure of Yorkshire Tea (with milk, obviously) on more than one occasion.Even taking these occasional slip-ups into account, a week on the Detox Kitchen plan definitely made me look and feel better.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Starting prices for Detox Kitchen packages range from £28.90 to £39.95 per day.

For more information, visit detoxkitchen.co.uk.What I ate: The Protein Detox PackageMONDAYBreakfast: Granola with flaked coconut, pecans and rice milkCold-press juice: Cucumber, spinach, green pepper and limeNuts: HazelnutsLunch: Beetroot and red cabbage salad with brown rice, and mint and coriander dressingSnack: Peas with celery, pumpkin seeds and spinachDinner: King prawn Massaman curry with baby spinachPudding: Raspberry crumbleTUESDAYBreakfast: Soya yoghurt and fresh berries topped with a nut granolaCold-press juice: Beetroot, apple, celery and lemonNuts: WalnutsLunch: Quinoa with roasted aubergine, pomegranate and mint with soya and lemon yoghurtSnack: Edamame, cucumber and sesameDinner: Roasted salmon with grilled vegetable salad and salsa verdePudding: Blueberry potWEDNESDAYBreakfast: Date and mixed-seed breakfast barCold press juice: Beetroot, apple, celery and lemonNuts: Brazil nutsLunch: Brown rice with courgette, edamame and coconutSnack: Broccoli and kaleDinner: Roasted chicken breast with courgetti and mange tout with Thai dressingPudding: Raw cacao cakeTHURSDAYBreakfast: Muesli with hazelnuts, raisins, coconut and rice milkCold press juice: Cucumber, celery and appleNuts: AlmondsLunch: Red lentil dhal with spinach and fennelSnack: Cauliflower, turmeric, pomegranate and mintDinner: Pesto chicken with butternut squash, red onion and hazelnut saladPudding: Apple and ginger cakeFRIDAYBreakfast: Porridge oats with raisins, cinnamon, rice milk and compoteCold press juice: Cucumber, celery and appleNuts: HazelnutsLunch: Quinoa, lentils, peas , mange tout, spinach and hazelnutsSnack: Hummus and carrot batonsDinner: Salmon and brown rice fish cake with sweet potato and chopped spinach saladPudding: Kiwi pot***MORE HEALTHIs this the new kale?Gym eateries11 foods that boost brain power

Detox Kitchen: The healthy food delivery service that wants to be the ...

Lily Simpson, the chef and co-founder of Detox Kitchen, started her business with the simple and humble idea of making healthy food “really delicious”.

The businesses started as a delivery business, but it now operates two delis in Soho and Fitzrovia and a third is opening in Russell Square this week.

“From the delivery side of the business, we created a premium product,” the 32-year-old says, adding that the idea of the delis “was to get a much bigger audience and compete with the likes of Pret, EAT and Itsu”.

The former caterer admits that London is far from short of “healthy” food outlets these days, but she says that in 2012 she spotted and took advantage of a gap in the market.

Similarly to the delivery business, the delis aim to bridge the gap between healthy and tasty food, offering a range of salads, curries, smoothies and even cakes and coffees – albeit with a much smaller price tag.

Farmacy, London W2: 'I pray I never eat here again' – restaurant ...

Deliciously Ella with her Mae “delis” (although she has now, in a slightly panicky way, distanced herself from the word “clean”); M Raw, “London’s first 100% gluten-free fine dining restaurant”; Vita Mojo, which promises to “put you in control of your diet”; the Detox Kitchen; Rawligion; and too many more.

But my main event is this glittering, plant-filled restaurant from Camilla Fayed, daughter of Mohammed Al, in west London, clean eating’s spiritual home.

In what’s something of a portent, ingredients are repeated all over the place: the frijoles, salsa, guacamole and “sour cream” (grouty stuff made from nuts) that feature in a plate of nachos also turn up in the Mexican bowl; ditto the meze – clunky, pasty sweet potato patties (“falafel”?

A vast, Instagram-worthy sundae, a “Berry Mess” of mostly blueberries, “cream” and “coconut nice cream” with, lurking in its depths, dusty shards of “maple meringue” (made of, I dunno, actual dust?)

• Farmacy 74 Westbourne Grove, London W2, 020-7221 0705.

The Detox Kitchen | Restaurants in Soho, London

Offering a range of fresh seasonal salads, lean meat and fish, fresh smoothies, juices, teas and coffees - this is where healthy meets delicious.

We serve wheat-free, dairy-free and refined-sugar-free food, using seasonal and local produce.