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Low Sodium Meals Delivered

Low Salt Meal Delivery | Heart-Healthy, DASH Diet Friendly

Has your doctor or dietitian recommended a low sodium diet? You're in the right place. All 50+ meals on this page contain under 600mg of sodium per serve, every one chef-prepared using potassium-enriched Heart Salt — chosen by The George Institute for Global Health's #SwitchTheSalt campaign. Whether you're managing high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney conditions, fluid retention or following a DASH diet, we've made low-sodium eating simple, consistent and genuinely delicious. Delivered fresh-frozen to your door across Australia.

Author: Joanna O'Sullivan - Associate Nutritionist, GDHumNutr

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Broccoli + almond soup 1
  • 174 Calories
  • 9g Protein
  • 15g Carbs
  • 7g Fat
Broccoli + almond soup
$8.50
Raw choc ball 1
  • 175 Calories
  • 5g Protein
  • 8g Carbs
  • 14g Fat
Raw choc ball
$4.50
Salted toffee ball 1
  • 152 Calories
  • 3g Protein
  • 10g Carbs
  • 11g Fat
Salted toffee ball
$4.50
Orange bliss ball 1
  • 165 Calories
  • 4g Protein
  • 7g Carbs
  • 13g Fat
Orange bliss ball
$4.50
Choc hazelnut ball 1
  • 185 Calories
  • 3g Protein
  • 16g Carbs
  • 11g Fat
Choc hazelnut ball
$4.50
Vanilla fudge ball 1
  • 158 Calories
  • 7g Protein
  • 16g Carbs
  • 6g Fat
Vanilla fudge ball
$4.50
Choc mint ball 1
  • 184 Calories
  • 4g Protein
  • 15g Carbs
  • 11g Fat
Choc mint ball
$4.50
Coffee nut ball 1
  • 174 Calories
  • 5g Protein
  • 13g Carbs
  • 11g Fat
Coffee nut ball
$4.50
Cranberry crunch ball 1
  • 192 Calories
  • 9g Protein
  • 16g Carbs
  • 10g Fat
Cranberry crunch ball
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Why low sodium eating matters for your health

Most Australians eat roughly double the recommended daily sodium limit of 2,000mg — and most of it comes not from the salt shaker but from packaged and processed foods. When you eat too much sodium, your body holds onto extra fluid to dilute it. That extra fluid increases the volume of blood in your arteries, which forces your heart to work harder — raising your blood pressure. Over time, this damages arteries, strains the heart and significantly raises the risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney failure and heart failure.

The good news: reducing sodium intake is one of the fastest and most effective dietary changes you can make. Clinical research cited by the RACGP shows blood pressure can drop measurably within two to four weeks of consistent low-sodium eating — comparable to the effect of a low-dose blood pressure medication.

Cardiovascular conditions contribute to 44% of all deaths in Australia. The George Institute for Global Health identifies excess sodium as the single most modifiable risk factor — which is exactly why we cook with Heart Salt. 

 

Low sodium meals for every condition

Our low sodium meals are commonly ordered by people managing:

  • High blood pressure (hypertension) — every meal supports the DASH diet's core goal of reducing dietary sodium while increasing potassium from whole-food vegetables.
  • Heart disease & stroke recovery — chef-prepared meals delivered to the door remove the burden of low-sodium cooking during recovery.
  • Kidney disease & renal conditions — under 600mg sodium per serve helps people in early-to-moderate stages manage their intake; please check with your nephrologist if you also need to limit potassium or phosphorus.
  • Fluid retention & oedema — consistent low sodium eating helps the body release excess retained fluid.
  • Meniere's disease — a low sodium diet is a primary management strategy; our meals make hitting a consistent daily target straightforward.
  • Osteoporosis — high sodium accelerates calcium loss; a lower-sodium diet supports bone density alongside other management strategies.

Many of our customers come to us on the recommendation of their GP, cardiologist, renal dietitian or specialist. Full nutritional information — including exact sodium, potassium and fibre — is available on every individual meal page.

 

What makes Dietlicious low sodium meals different?

When comparing meal delivery services in Australia that offer low sodium options, here is why Dietlicious stands apart:

  • Australia's first ready-meal provider to switch to Heart Salt. We don't just reduce salt — in many meals we completely replaced regular salt with Heart Salt, a potassium-enriched Australian brand containing 56% less sodium than conventional salt.
  • Under 600mg sodium in every meal on this page — every single meal listed here meets the dietary recommendation for a low sodium diet. You can check the exact sodium level of any meal under the Nutritional Information tab.
  • Proudly aligned with The George Institute for Global Health. The George Institute — Australia's leading independent health research body — endorses the #SwitchTheSalt approach to reduce sodium in the Australian food supply.
  • 97% customer satisfaction rate on taste. Low sodium does not mean low flavour. Our chefs build flavour through fresh herbs, spices and quality whole-food ingredients — not salt.
  • We don't add any preservatives, additives or artificial flavourings. Real food, flash-frozen and delivered to your door.
  • DASH diet aligned. Our low sodium meals are naturally rich in potassium (from vegetables), lean protein, whole grains and heart-healthy fats — exactly what the DASH diet recommends for blood pressure management.

 

More about potassium-enriched Heart Salt

Like all the ingredients in our meals, Heart Salt is totally natural and has a great taste. This enables us to substitute regular salt for Heart Salt, reducing sodium content without impacting the flavour of our meals. We’ve trialled our recipes and our customers agree – a resounding 97% of surveyed customers rated our low salt meals as 4 or 5 out of 5!

Scientific studies demonstrate the effectiveness of products like Heart Salt in reducing the risk of cardiovascular events, stroke and premature death. That’s why organisations like The George Institute for Global Health advocate switching to potassium-enriched salts as a population-wide recommendation.

If you've been advised to follow a low salt low sodium diet, check your doctor’s instructions first and remember to take into account the sodium level of all foods consumed in the day.

Learn more about the health benefits of potassium enriched salt and our reasons for making the switch in our healthy ready-made meals. Media release: Dietlicious: Australia's first ready-meal provider to use low sodium Heart Salt.

 

Low sodium meal delivery vs cooking it yourself

Cooking Low Sodium Meals Yourself

Dietlicious Low Sodium Meals

  Read nutrition labels on every ingredient

  Under 600mg sodium — guaranteed, no label reading required

  Avoid hidden sodium in sauces, stocks and condiments

  No hidden sodium — chef-prepared from whole ingredients

  Learn to cook flavourful meals without regular salt

  Chefs use herbs, spices & Heart Salt — full flavour, much less sodium

  Plan and shop for DASH diet servings daily

  DASH-aligned nutrition built into every meal

  Time-consuming — 30–60 mins per meal

  Ready in minutes — heat and eat

  Inconsistent sodium levels meal to meal

  Consistent sodium levels in every dish

 

How to order

  1. Browse the meals above and choose the low salt meals that best suit you and your health condition.
  2. Place your order online — no subscription required. We deliver across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide and surrounding areas.
  3. Your meals arrive frozen - pop straight into the freezer for long shelf-life. Use as needed - just heat and eat!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How much sodium is in your low salt meals?

Every meal on this page contains under 600mg of sodium per serve. The exact figure is listed under the Nutritional Information tab on each meal page. Three Dietlicious low sodium meals per day typically keeps your total daily intake well under the recommended 2,000mg.

 

What is the DASH diet and are your meals DASH diet friendly?

The DASH diet Australia (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) is the most GP-recommended eating plan for blood pressure management. It emphasises low sodium, high potassium, lean protein, whole grains and plenty of vegetables. Our low sodium meals are naturally DASH-aligned: Heart Salt reduces sodium by 56%, and every meal is built around vegetables, lean protein and whole-food ingredients with no artificial additives.

 

Are your meals suitable for kidney disease?

Our low sodium meals are appropriate for many people in the early-to-moderate stages of chronic kidney disease who have been advised to reduce sodium. However, people with advanced kidney disease may also need to restrict potassium and phosphorus. We strongly recommend checking with your nephrologist or renal dietitian before ordering so they can advise which meals suit your specific dietary prescription.

 

Are your meals suitable for heart failure or stroke recovery?

Yes — our low sodium meals are commonly ordered by people managing heart failure or recovering from a stroke. Most heart failure dietary guidelines recommend staying under 1,500–2,000mg of sodium per day; three of our low sodium meals typically keeps you comfortably within that range. Always follow the specific guidance of your cardiologist or dietitian.

 

What is Heart Salt and why do you use it?

Heart Salt is an Australian potassium-enriched salt containing 56% less sodium than regular salt. We are the first ready-meal provider in Australia to switch our entire range to Heart Salt — a decision backed by The George Institute for Global Health's #SwitchTheSalt campaign. It delivers the same great taste as regular salt, which is why 97% of our customers rate our low sodium meals 4 or 5 out of 5 for flavour.

 

What is the difference between low salt and low sodium?

Salt is sodium chloride — a compound of sodium and chloride. 'Low salt' and 'low sodium' are often used interchangeably, but it is specifically the sodium component that affects blood pressure and fluid balance. In Australia, 'low sodium' is defined as under 120mg per 100g. Our meals are under 600mg per serve and we display exact sodium figures on every meal page so you can monitor your intake precisely.

 

Where do you deliver low sodium meals?

We deliver across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide and surrounding areas. Enter your postcode at checkout to confirm delivery to your address. Meals are delivered flash-frozen in insulated, eco-friendly packaging to preserve freshness and nutritional value.

 

Do I need a subscription?

No — there is no subscription or lock-in contract. Order as frequently or infrequently as suits you. Many customers order weekly as part of their ongoing dietary management; others order during recovery periods or when cooking becomes difficult.

 

Can I see the full nutritional information before ordering?

Yes — calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fibre and sodium are all listed on every individual meal page under the Nutritional Information tab. This information can be shared with your GP, dietitian or specialist.

 

Ready to make low sodium eating simple?

50+ meals under 600mg sodium. Chef-prepared with Heart Salt. Delivered across Australia.

  • Browse all low sodium meals above
  • Check your delivery area by entering your postcode on the blue stripe at the top of page or at checkout
  • Try your favourites flavours from our low salt range!

Questions? Call 1300 131 070 or email us on [email protected] 

 

The information on this page is general dietary guidance only and does not constitute medical advice. If you have a medical condition requiring a specific dietary prescription, please consult your GP, cardiologist, nephrologist or accredited practising dietitian before making changes to your diet.