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30% Off MyFoodBag - New or Existing Customers

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AssociatedFoodie on 02/06/2021 - 10:26 myfoodbag.co.nz (57 clicks)
Last edited 02/06/2021 - 11:24
QBD300

Use coupon QBD300 for 30% off MFB orders. Note that this also works for existing customers. It does not work for Bargain Box.
I am unsure of the expiry of the offer.

Note that it will be placed at the end of your existing promos you have used.

eg. I used SAVE90 and the 30% will be applied at the end of my existing discounts.
Upcoming Promos
SAVE90_1 for $30.00 off
SAVE90_2 for $10.00 off
SAVE90_3 for $10.00 off
QBD300 for 30.00 % off

If you already have an account, login, click into your account subscriptions and type it in the promo code section.
If you don't have an account, make sure to use a referral link to save even more

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Referral: random (36)

$80 off 1st order for referee. $30 account credit for referrer.

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  • CheapiesFiend on 02/06/2021 - 11:08

    Didn't work for me - existing customer, Bargain Box.

    • AssociatedFoodie @ My Food Bag on 02/06/2021 - 11:24

      Thanks, updated

  • sunshinenz on 02/06/2021 - 13:36

    I tested the code on my account and only got $50 off (from $199.99 to $149.99).

    • AssociatedFoodie @ My Food Bag on 02/06/2021 - 18:49

      Referral? Or QBD300?
      States 30% off on my account but can't verify amount as its down the list on my discounts

      • sunshinenz on 02/06/2021 - 19:12

        QBD300, I'm a super old user.

        I wonder what is MFB's market share, vs. HelloFresh, Woop etc. MFB is very expensive — discount codes are hard to come by, portions are so small — we have to use packages for 4 to feed 2 adults (we are average eaters). So $199.99 for 5 meals works out to be $40/meal, almost as expensive as eating out. The list of "pantry items" that they assume you have is quite long. The meals take quite a long time to prepare, and the amount of washing that needs to be done afterwards is crazy. The meals taste nice, indeed nicer than many good restaurants, but the price and the amount of work makes this quite impractical to do week after week.

        • AssociatedFoodie @ My Food Bag on 02/06/2021 - 22:23

          Personally I find hello fresh to be quite basic although cheaper.
          Woop was most expensive comparing like for like.
          Agree there is less vouchers available for mfb unfortunately.
          I get the gourmet and it feeds two of us fine, no kids.
          Like most things it's a convenience thing, not having to think what to cook and not really a cheapie cheap thing. I typically do it once a fortnight.
          I'll still post any discounts I find but I'm not trying to say that it's banging cheap for your $$ but if you can, might as well use the code

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