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Enhancing Mealtimes


After listening closely to customer feedback and preferences, our range of Purée meals is now better than ever! Improvements to the range include bringing all our puréed dishes into the smaller ‘Purée Petite’ portion size, that are still packed full of flavour and meet the BDA guidelines for ‘Energy Dense’, as well as introducing more puréed sauces and gravies and an array of new side dishes into the range to elevate the flavours and overall mealtime experience for residents.


Level 5 Minced - Our Level 5 main meals are minced to be tender and moist; the pieces are equal to or less than 4mm width and no more than 15mm in length. In this range, you will find plenty of comforting dishes such as casseroles and stews served with mashed sides.


Mini Meals Extra These meals are for when residents need more but want less. Malnutrition is a serious issue


that impacts every aspect of a person’s life, including overall sociability and mental wellbeing. And according to the Malnutrition Task Force, 1 in 10 older people are living with or are at risk of malnutrition. Our energy dense range, Mini Meals Extra, packs extra


protein and calories into a smaller, more manageable portion, helping to meet the dietary requirements of those in need and working towards combating the effects of malnutrition. All these meals contain at least 500 calories and a minimum of 20g of essential protein to help residents towards their nutritional needs.


Level 6 Soft & Bite-sized - Our Level 6 meals are soft and tender, only requiring light chewing. Each element of the dish is cut into smaller, manageable pieces that are no larger than 15mm and can be easily mashed with a fork.


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