Advice re best cooking device for 93 year old

Oakhouse may have more options, possibly.
My mum enjoyed their food more because it was pasta based, often, and she found that worked better than a dinner with veg and roasties and that kind of thing.

For some reason that makes me think they cater to vegetarian/vegan tastes more, though where the logic is in that, I've no idea.

My Dad had Wiltshire foods for about 7 years and loved them they always looked really nice and tasty Then when he couldn’t see the microwave dials very well he changed to a local cook and deliver hot meals and he loved them too

I had Wilshire foods for a while, and they were fine.
Some strange mixtures of dinners sometimes, but all ok.

i think Parsley Box have vegetarian options.

Is parsley box the one that supplies meals that don't need to be frozen?

I think if I was only going for vegetarian food I'd order from all the companies, all their veggie options.

yes, you can store them in the box they come in.

Notspaghetti your mother in law sounds amazing for 99 !

She really is, Cazharvey and I love her a lot.

annodomini - do you like curries?
I recently found this company and have had vegetarian dishes from them and thought they were good.
I sent a vegan box to my daughter and she had a curry night with friends who thought they were "restaurant quality" but less oily.
www.chefakila.com/

I have had some good vegetarian and vegan foods from cook too... I like their tagine. My mother-in-law likes Cook too but halves some dishes. She especially likes their Coc au vin - though obviously that's not vegetarian.
www.cookfood.net/

Both these companies do frozen foods by the way. Both don't use additives.

Someone here once wrote that they tjeu had made arrangements with a local pub.
They delivered meal each day, and the persons mum was really pleased with the set up.

MissAdventure I worked in homecare years ago, and one of my calls was to collect a plated meal from the local pub and take it to the lady's house 😋