The Best Vegan Meal Delivery Services for Plant-Based Eating

Hungryroot is like a big online grocery store that sells individual grocery items and offers recipes from a bank of 3,000+ recipes each week. Subscriptions are based on weekly deliveries, which can be edited. New subscribers begin with an online quiz and then Hungryroot creates a custom grocery plan; customers are able to edit their items each week or select exactly what they want. Ingredients and recipes can be mixed and matched. Customers can choose from two or four servings a week. For vegan plans, you can choose to add on tofu, bean or lentils, or plant-based meal alternatives.

Learn More: Read Our Hungryroot Review.

• Meals start at $9.69; plan on a minimum of $70 an order per week to obtain free shipping
• For orders less than $70, shipping is $6.99

• Spinach, artichoke, and mushroom tortelloni
  

CookUnity is our top choice when it comes to variety, with plenty of vegan options to choose from. Testers also enjoyed the chef-crafted meals CookUnity offers and the variety of cuisines available, including comfort food favorites and global recipes. Meals are portioned for single servings and arrive prepared and ready to eat in about five minutes, with an option of four, six, eight, 12, or 16 meals for each shipment.

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Customers can select a plan for two or four servings a week, with two to five dinner recipes each week. The more you order, the lower the cost per serving. 

• Two servings for two meals: $13.99 a serving
• Two servings for five meals: $10.99 a serving
• Four servings for two meals: $11.99 a serving
• Four servings for five meals: $10.99 a serving
• 10 "Fresh & Ready" meal kits per week: $9.99 per serving

Delivery is free for shipments that are $90 or more; there is a flat fee of $7.99 for orders below that.

This is a brand that started with a smoothie business: fruit and other smoothie ingredients packed in cups and delivered frozen to be whirled in a home blender. The company has since expanded to include an affordable variety of other breakfast items, savory grain and veggie bowls, soups, snacks, flatbreads, and frozen desserts. Most food comes in the same type of recyclable cups as the smoothies, all frozen. Empty the contents in a bowl for microwaving or a pot for heating and your meal is ready to eat. You can customize your box of plant-based menu items that emphasize fruits, vegetables, and other whole foods.

Learn More: Read Our Daily Harvest Review.

When placing orders, you'll first need to select a "box" size—either Small (9 items), Medium (14 items), or Large (24 items). Then, simply fill the box with whatever menu selections you like. While pricing depends on what you order, Daily Harvest offers volume-based discounts where the more items you buy, the more money you'll save.

• Mint and cacao smoothie
• Mango papaya smoothie
• Hazelnut and chocolate bites
• Tomatillo and pepper flatbread
• Portobello and pesto flatbread
• Sweet potato and wild rice hash
• Brussels sprouts and tahini harvest bowl
• Spinach and shiitake grits

Sprinly offers a small but well-designed menu of single-serving meals prepared with organic ingredients. To ensure its meals are balanced and nutritious, Sprinly employs a team comprised of chefs, nutritionists, and a doctor. The menu rotates weekly so customers always have new plant-based flavors and options to choose from.

Sample Meal Plans

• 6 meals per week: $109
• 12 meals per week: $199
• 18 meals per week: $289

• Citrus detox salad with beets and fresh oranges
• Roasted tahini “butter” sweet potatoes with red rice and sweet lemon kale
• Royal beet medallions with ancient quinoa and greens
• Kenko spiralized vegetable bowl with tofu & shiitake
• Pasta primavera with gluten-free pasta and cashew “parm”
• Mac and “cheese” with steamed broccoli

Splendid Spoon’s plant-based smoothies, soup and grain bowls, noodle bowls, and juices offer plenty of ways to get more vegetables into your diet. Plans are based on how many dishes you want each week and for which meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a combination thereof). Most of Splendid Spoon’s meals are gluten-free and provide more than 3 grams of fiber and plenty of vitamins and minerals.

Learn More: Read Our Splendid Spoon Review.

Splendid Spoon offers a variety of plans, and customers can choose to have their meals delivered weekly, biweekly, or on a monthly basis. Some sample meal plans include: 

• Breakfast: $70
• Breakfast and Lunch + Reset: $105
• Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner + Reset: $160

Smoothies

• Cacao almond
• Blackberry basil
• Green matcha
• Power greens
• Raspberry cacao

Soups

• Red lentil dal
• Green tomatillo chili
• Lentil and kale
• Kimchi fried quinoa
• Cauliflower tikka
• Cauliflower potato
• Butternut turmeric
• Garden minestrone
  

The plant-based Purple Carrot has two types of meal plans: ready-to-eat meals and a pre-proportioned meal kit that includes a recipe and ingredients to cook at home. The prepared meals are single serving and the meal kit is designed for two or four servings a week, with three or four recipes each week. Meal add-ons, such as breakfasts, lunches, and individual items from the “Plantry” are available every week for an additional cost. Purple Carrot offers a lot of dietary variety, including nut-, soy-, gluten-free, quick and easy, under 600 calories, and high protein.

Learn More: Read Our Purple Carrot Review.

Purple Carrot’s pricing starts at $11 per serving, and customers can choose from meal kits or prepared meals, two or four servings, and whether they would prefer three or four meals per week. Shipping is $8, and there are discounts if you opt to subscribe to a recurring meal delivery service, which can be paused or canceled at any time. (Note that any changes to your menu or delivery timing must be made before 11 p.m. EST on Tuesdays for the upcoming week.)

Meal Kits

• Sesame orange tofu with roasted green beans and sticky rice
• Curry roasted cauliflower with masala chickpeas and ginger cucumber salsa
• Rajas tacos with avocado and roasted corn salsa

Prepared Meals

• Peanut noodles with gingered edamame and braised tofu
• Creamy mac and cheese with peso peas and sundried tomatoes
• Spelt risotto with summer vegetable caponata
• Chilled curried chickpea salad with dates and quinoa red pepper pilaf
• Tofu palak paneer with carrot biryani

Mosaic’s plant-centric meals can be on your table in just minutes, and the company’s commitment to using locally-sourced ingredients also earns high marks. The menu boasts a wide variety of flavor profiles, including pozole verde and mac and greens. The service is very convenient, making it easy to select favorites, choose delivery dates, and easily skip or cancel deliveries as needed.

Pricing varies by type of dish and by how many you purchase at a time. Below are some examples of meals and pricing:

Meals

• Smoothies: $7.99
• Pizzas: $11.99
• Veggie bowls: $9.99
• Soups: $8.99
• Oat bowls: $5.99
• Mosaic+ chef-crafted meals: $11.99
• Family meals (4 servings): $19.95

Volume Discounts

• 12 items: free shipping
• 18 items: free shipping + $10 off

• Spicy dan dan noodles
• Buffalo cauliflower pasta bake (family size)
• Mac and greens
• Pozole verde
• Veggie kebab platter
• Coconut chickpea curry

Veestro is a fully plant-based service that’s convenient and budget-friendly, offering comfort foods with a vegan twist. The meals arrive in compostable/recyclable packaging and can be stored in the freezer until they're ready to heat and serve. Perhaps most appealing about Veestro is the variety of meal options that make it suitable for a wide range of palates. Kids and picky eaters might appreciate Chick’n Nuggets and Baked Mac & Cheez, for example. More adventurous eaters might be drawn to the likes of South Indian Coconut Stew and Veggie Empanadas.

Learn More: Read Our Veestro Review.

Veestro's meal prices depend on the zip code you live in. However, the average cost is about $13 per serving, according to customer service. All deliveries have a flat rate of $12.95 for shipping.

• Lentil meatloaf 
• Kale and quinoa salad 
• Fajitas 
• Farro ragout 
• Quinoa risotto 
• Mushroom Stroganoff 
• Chick’n quesadilla 
• Enchilada casserole 
• Soba noodles in peanut sauce 
• Red curry with tofu