Healthy food delivery series#

Once your plan is set up, it operates on a system of credits. If you’re looking for more than that, you’ll have to take the quiz to find out how much your wants and needs will cost you. The company does say, however, that its smallest plan starts at $70, which will get you enough groceries for three, two-serving meals per week. You can always edit your weekly deliveries and make your own selections.īecause each plan is personal, Hungryroot’s pricing is a bit of a mystery. You’re not tied to Hungryroot's selections, either. It then delivers your groceries every week.

Healthy food delivery series#

When you sign up for Hungryroot, you answer a series of questions about your wants and needs, and the company uses that information to build a personalized grocery list, indexed to its collection of over 3,000 recipes. The recipes won’t call for anything not included in your deliveries (besides oil, salt, and pepper), but that doesn’t mean you can’t add your own touches. For example, you won’t find panko breadcrumbs, spices, or fresh herbs (besides parsley). The company has many of the ingredients you would expect to find in a grocery store, but by no means all.

Plant-based smoky chorizo + squash tacos.Out of all the meal delivery services we’ve tested so far, Hungryroot scored among the highest. Rather than shipping prepped meals or meal kits, the company delivers healthy groceries and simple recipes, all based on your preferences.

The company works a little differently from most meal delivery services. All groceries from Hungryroot are free of partially hydrogenated oils, artificial sweeteners, high-fructose corn syrup, artificial colors, and artificial preservatives.