Browsing the 'web firsts' section of the website, 4 packs of 7 biscuits (28 in total) for sale at £16.25 + £4.50 p+p. These biscuits are the same brand as the oat bakes and are available in all major supermarkets at less than £1 for a box of 4 packs, each pack containing 5 biscuits. To buy two boxes will cost less than £2 and will contain 40 biscuits. The mark up by QVC is astronomical and the cost exorbitant. As with other famous diets, the dieter is lulled into believing, erroneously, that they have to purchase the brands of that particular diet, whether it be a points based plan or another. But this brand can be purchased elsewhere and, at £20.75 compared to £2.00, should be.
There is only one reason to purchase the diet chef system from QVC: the 30 day MBG will allow you to return it when it doesn't work for you.
The same applies to the oatbakes. They sell for 34p per packet in all major supermarkets, one of which is currently offering 3 packs for £1. Not exactly rocket science working out where to buy it from.
As with all diet companies - and this is not aimed at QVC - diet chef is capitalising on the insecurities and desperation of people who want to lose weight.
There is only one reason to purchase the diet chef system from QVC: the 30 day MBG will allow you to return it when it doesn't work for you.
The same applies to the oatbakes. They sell for 34p per packet in all major supermarkets, one of which is currently offering 3 packs for £1. Not exactly rocket science working out where to buy it from.
As with all diet companies - and this is not aimed at QVC - diet chef is capitalising on the insecurities and desperation of people who want to lose weight.
