Diabetic Meals
Want diabetic meals delivered but prefer to choose your own menu? Dietlicious offers a full range of breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks, each one checked against the nutritional criteria that matter for blood sugar management — so every dish you pick is diabetic-friendly by design.
What makes a Dietlicious meal diabetic-friendly
- Under 35g of carbohydrate per serve — most meals contain considerably less.
- High protein and high fibre, to support fullness and steadier blood sugar.
- Low in sodium and saturated fat.
- Made from scratch with 100% real ingredients — no preservatives, no additives.
Browse by meal type
Our diabetic meals range spans well over 40 dishes across four categories, refreshed regularly so there's always something new to try:
- Breakfasts — including wholegrain porridge, protein-rich egg dishes and low GI options to start the day.
- Mains — chicken, beef, lamb and seafood dishes from soups to curries, stirfrys and more.
- Lighter lunches — salads and lower-calorie options for the middle of the day.
- Snacks — including our lower-carb bliss balls for when you need something between meals.
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How to order
Simply browse the range, select the meals you'd like each week, and we'll deliver them chilled or snap-frozen straight to your door. There's no minimum commitment or lock-in contracts — just order when and how suits you.
Prefer something simpler?
If you'd rather not choose meal-by-meal, our Diabetic Meal Pack gives you 10 of our best diabetic-friendly dishes in one curated bundle. We also have a number of suitable diabetic-friendly meal plans that provide you with a whole week of meals.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many carbs are in each meal?
Our diabetic meals contain no more than 35g carbs per serve (and many have a lot less than that). Every meal lists its full nutritional panel, including total carbohydrate, so you can check each dish against your own targets.
Can I order a mix of breakfasts, mains and snacks in one delivery?
Yes — you can combine any meals from across the diabetic range in a single order.
