Here's what usually happens. One partner comes to a demo and falls in love. The other one sees the price tag and asks the fair question: is it worth it? So let's do the maths properly.
The price
The TM7 costs $2,649. That's a lot for a kitchen appliance, so it has to earn its keep.
Cost per meal
Say you use it for four dinners a week for five years. That's around 1,040 meals, which works out to about $2.55 a meal for the machine. Breakfasts, bread, sauces and lunches bring that number down even further.
The takeaway swap
A family takeaway night often costs $60 or more. A home-cooked dinner is closer to $20. Swap just one takeaway night a week and you save about $40 a week, or roughly $2,080 a year. At that rate the TM7 pays for itself in about 16 months.
Want to try your own numbers? There's a calculator on my home page.
What the maths doesn't show
- Time back every night
- Fewer "what's for dinner?" arguments
- A partner who can finally cook a full meal by following the screen
My honest advice
Come to a demo together. Online works well for this. Ask me the hard questions, and buy it only if it fits your family.
Want to see it in action?
Host a free demo in your own home anywhere in Sydney, or join one of my online demos. Bring your partner and your questions.
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