HOW DO I ORDER?

Meals are delivered weekly. All orders are due by Thursday at Midnight. Each location has it's own unique pickup time (listed below).  You will receive a delivery confirmation email/text when your order is ready to be picked up.

WHERE DO I PICK UP?

We have the following satellite fridge locations. They are located inside:

1. Supplement Superstore (S2) - 2302 W. Wabash

2. Papo's Cafe - 3290 W. Iles

3. Custom Cup Coffee - 319 E. Monroe

4. Carpe Diem CrossFit - 4600 Alex Blvd

5. CrossFit XLT - 90 Kemp Dr (Chatham, IL)

6. Peace, Love, Sweat - 3450 Liberty Drive

7. Wellthy - 2922 Plaza Drive

8. North GNC - 2711 N Dirksen Parkway

9. Scoop Du Jour - 95 W. Plummer Blvd (Chatham IL)

10. Milkmaid Mercantile - 1001 N. Cheney St (Taylorville, IL)

    
    

WHEN CAN I PICKUP?

On the specified day that you selected during the order process. Your selected location can be found on the bottom of your Order Confirmation text. If you cannot find it, please email us at fedspringfield@gmail.com or text us at (217) 916-3272.

WHERE CAN I PURCHASE GRAB AND GO MEALS?

Grab and Go meals are available until they are sold out at Papo’s Cafe and Harvest Market. It's best to pre-order. No minimum or subscription required to pre-order :)

HOW LONG SHOULD I MICROWAVE MY MEALS?

Meal warmth is a matter of person preference, but we typically recommend microwaving meals for around 90 seconds to 2 minutes, depending on the power of your microwave. Certain meals such as our waffles and quesadilla are better microwaved between 30 to 60 seconds. 

*For best quality and safety, heat meal until internal temperature reaches 165°F before eating.

WHAT IS YOUR MISSION?

For many people living an “on-the-go” lifestyle, it’s hard to find healthy, delicious, and convenient meals. Meal prepping doesn’t have to just be for bodybuilders or athletes. It’s a simple solution for those who wish to take control of the way they eat and feel. 

At Fed Kitchen, we strive to deliver healthy meal prep that actually tastes good! We are disrupting the perception of what healthy is, and what fast food could be!