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Food & Drink T e Modern Family


Escape the takeaway trap: discover Greek food made for modern life


alternative that still feels like a treat — just without the guilt.


SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Don’t stress about ordering food from multiple places to fi t the needs of your household, the beauty of Greek cuisine is that there are options for every pal- ate. Whether you want an indulgent meal or a low-carb alternative, every dish is brilliantly balanced and packed with fresh ingredients and herbs. All dietary requirements are catered to, with meat, vegetarian, fi sh and vegan options available. T e generous Eugreeka! gyros fea-


Life is hectic. Between long workdays, endless to-do lists and the daily jug- gle of responsibilities, cooking often slips to the bottom of the list. For solo diners, couples or small households, ordering a takeaway has become the norm — a necessity in the busy mod- ern age. But all too often, we end up with the same greasy burgers, pizzas or fried food, leaving us feeling sluggish and underwhelmed. Despite the abundance of choices, takeaways often feel


repetitive and


overly expensive. We pay restaurant prices for food that’s bland, unsatis- fying and far from nourishing. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Enter Eugreeka! — a feel-good take- away option rooted in centuries of


culinary tradition, made for the way we live today.


AUTHENTIC GREEK FOOD, DELIVERED TO YOUR DOORSTEP All the ease of a takeaway, without the regret. Eugreeka! brings the vibrant, sun-drenched spirit of Mediterranean home cooking straight to your door. Each dish is freshly prepared and packed with bold, authentic fl avours that satisfy both body and soul. Whether you’re dining solo, sharing


with a partner or feeding a small fam- ily, Eugreeka! makes it easy to eat well without compromise. From soft pitta wraps and grilled souvlaki to crunchy aubergine fritters, homemade dips and indulgent desserts, it’s a refreshing


ture a protein-based main, enveloped in a pillowy pitta wrap, with chips, salad and a variety of sauces. Choose from tender marinated souvlaki, fl avour-packed gyros, steak


strips,


panko-encrusted aubergine or prawn, or crunchy halloumi fries. For an extra satisfying spread, opt for a loaded plate or combo meal. Carb-conscious diners are sorted,


too, with an array of hearty bowls to choose from, all brimming with ripe tomatoes, crispy lettuce and cucum- ber, olives and a protein and sauce of your choice. Alternatively, you could recreate the communal Greek dining experience from the comfort of your home by inviting friends over and or- dering in enough plates and sides for everyone. Choose from loaded fries, garden-fresh salads, creamy tzatziki,


seared halloumi, sweet potato fries and aromatic aubergine fritters. Un- wrap, share and enjoy around the table with friends for a memorable midweek treat or weekend get-together. Finally, satiate your sweet tooth


with indulgent milkshakes or crispy salted caramel churros, complete with creamy vanilla ice cream.


GOOD FOOD FOR BUSY LIVES Greek cuisine is a cornerstone of the Mediterranean diet — praised for its balance, wholesomeness and fl a- vour. With a focus on vegetables, lean proteins and healthy fats, it’s proof that


food can be both nutritious and satisfying. eugreeka.co.uk And with Eugreeka!, it’s never been


easier to enjoy these benefi ts, even on your busiest days. Prioritising fresh, quality ingredients, Eugreeka! delivers restaurant-quality food that fi ts seam- lessly into modern life. Whether you’re eating alone, grab-


bing a quick dinner between meet- ings, or planning a low-eff ort night in, Eugreeka! brings fl avour, comfort and nourishment to your routine.


BREAK THE TAKEAWAY TRAP Rediscover the joy of getting a take- away. No compromises, just consist- ently brilliant, honest food. Eugreeka! is


just a tap away. Order now on Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats.


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