No time to cook? Here are new quick and easy ready-to-eat meals to try at your convenience

, No time to cook? Here are new quick and easy ready-to-eat meals to try at your convenience
Little Farms’ Ready-to-Heat Asian Meals

We all have those days where we feel too unmotivated or tired to cook something to eat but would love comforting meals within minutes. That’s where ready-to-eat meals come in. They are already pre-cooked, so all you need to do is microwave them, and you are good to go. From Mac & Cheese to Claypot Rice, here are three brands with a new range of ready-to-eat products that will satisfy your cravings. 

 

Little Farms

Little Farms, an all-natural and organic grocer, has introduced its version of ready-to-heat meals with 12 Asian and Western dishes. Using home-style recipes, they have been created using all-natural and ethically-sourced ingredients with zero preservatives. These dishes are all packaged in a home-compostable tray with biodegradable film. 

, No time to cook? Here are new quick and easy ready-to-eat meals to try at your convenience
Little Farms’ Ready-to-Heat Western Meals

Indulge in dishes like Beef Lasagne ($14.98), Mac & Cheese ($10.98), Shepherd’s Pie ($14.98), and for those craving something with Asian flavours, check out the aromatic Butter Chicken ($14.98), Vegetable Korma ($13.98), or Tadka Dai ($13.98).

Purchase them here or at any Little Farms shops in Singapore.

 

7-Eleven

, No time to cook? Here are new quick and easy ready-to-eat meals to try at your convenience
Yuan Yuan Claypot Rice

7-Eleven has partnered with 11 local Singaporean brands like Ghim Moh Market, Old Chang Kee, and Beach Road Noodle to introduce “Dabao Flavours of Singapore” where you can enjoy 10 Singaporean delights. Rather than heading all over town to find your favourite Singaporean food, head to the nearest 7-Eleven convenience store to stock up on your favourites. All items are halal-certified.

Our top picks: the 7-Select Egg May x Old Chang Kee Curry’O Double Combo Sandwich ($3.70), Yuan Yuan Claypot Rice ($4.80), Killiney Traditional Laksa ($6.50), Minang Adam Belado with Nasi Kuning ($6.50), and Chef Aaron Wong Ginger Chicken Rice ($4.80). 

, No time to cook? Here are new quick and easy ready-to-eat meals to try at your convenience
7-Select Egg Mayo+Old Chang Kee Curry’O Double Combo Sandwich

From now until Aug 15, take 14 percent off the First Brew Grass Jelly when you buy any of the items from the “Dabao Flavours of Singapore” collection. 

Find these local Singaporean delights and “dabao” them at any 7-Eleven store islandwide.

 

TSK Foods

, No time to cook? Here are new quick and easy ready-to-eat meals to try at your convenience
TSK Food’s Kang Kang Microwavable Noodle Boxes

Tan Seng Kee Foods (TSK Foods), a fresh noodle manufacturer that has been in business in Singapore for over 80 years, has curated the Kang Kang Microwavable Noodle Boxes. There are three microwavable meals: Char Kway Teow, Pad Thai, and Hokkaido Ramen. Each of these meals is halal-certified and has a 60-day shelf life without the need for refrigeration. 

Char Kway Teow features fresh sambal chilli, fried shallots, and fried whitebait, along with all-important wok hei flavour; Pad Thai is a vegan spicy noodle dish with crushed crispy peanuts and chilli flakes; and Hokkaido Ramen has whole scallops, bonier flakes, and sesame seeds topped with a teriyaki-inspired sauce.

Buy these noodles at Cheers, FairPrice, Xpress outlets, Esso petrol stations, and selected Shell stores, or online at Redmart for $3.95 each.