Zomato announces new Healthy High Five challenge

Do you eat a nutritious diet? If not, Zomato wants you to start, and it will even give you a free lunch as a thank you. The Healthy High-Five Challenge is a new project by the food delivery platform that aims to encourage Indians to consume more meals that are nutritionally balanced and high in protein.

Free dishes are awarded to users who persevere and finish the task.Zomato’s latest challenge aims to encourage better eating practices and assist users in consuming enough protein each day through regular meals. The promotion is currently active under Healthy Mode on the Zomato app and is valid through February 28. Currently, it is accessible in the same cities that offer Healthy Mode: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, and Chennai.

The Healthy High-Five Challenge, according to Zomato, aims to motivate customers to select healthier food choices more frequently without placing additional pressure on regular ordering decisions. In order to participate in Zomato’s continuing Healthy High-Five Challenge, users must purchase dishes that satisfy two requirements and switch to Healthy Mode within the app:A “High” Healthy Score is required for the dish.Each order must have a minimum of 20 grams of protein. Users will receive one High-Five for each qualified order. Zomato will give out the fifth nutritious meal for free once a user receives four High-Fives.

Zomato will let customers choose from a carefully selected menu of foods that have at least 20 grams of protein and a “High” Healthy Score when they redeem the complimentary meal. Through a special area on the app, Zomato’s Healthy Mode makes it simple for users to find healthier meal alternatives and the restaurants that serve them. Clear nutritional information, such as ingredient specifics and a Healthy Score that shows how balanced a meal is, are included with the dishes listed under this option.

Zomato claims that the Healthy Score evaluates elements including protein content, fiber and micronutrients, food quality, and carbohydrate levels using AI-driven algorithms. “High” dishes are thought to be the platform’s most nutritionally balanced selections.