Vegan and Plant-Based Boxes
Fully plant-based menus, no meat or dairy sneaking in as a side ingredient. Some ship raw kits to cook, others send frozen or fresh meals ready to reheat, and a few build around smoothies, soups, and bowls instead of a plated dinner.
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A fully vegan cook-at-home kit and the biggest name in the plant-based meal kit space, with recipes that don't rely on meat substitutes to make a dish feel complete. Per-serving prices run around eleven to thirteen dollars, and both a cook-yourself kit line and a ready-to-heat line are available.
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USDA-certified organic meal kit company offering a dedicated vegan plan alongside keto and paleo diet options.
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Frozen, plant-based single-serve cups covering smoothies, harvest bowls, soups, flatbreads, and oat bases, built for blending or a few minutes on the stove rather than a full recipe. Individual cups run around seven to nine dollars depending on the box size ordered.
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Organic, plant-based prepared meals from a New York wellness brand offering chef-crafted nutrition with nationwide delivery.
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A plant-based meal delivery service known for its smoothies, soups, grain bowls, and noodle dishes, aimed more at replacing lunch and breakfast than a sit-down dinner. Per-item pricing runs roughly eight to eleven dollars depending on the weekly plan size.
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Plant-forward prepared meals and juices with rotating weekly menus, offering fully vegan core plans plus optional protein additions.
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A fully vegan prepared meal company with a menu covering breakfast, lunch, dinner, soups, and juice cleanses in one catalog, aimed at people who want the whole day's eating plant-based without cooking. Meals typically run nine to twelve dollars each depending on the bundle.
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California-based prepared meal delivery with a fully vegan plan option, shipping nationwide alongside keto and paleo menus.
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A Vermont-based whole-food, plant-based meal company built around an oil-free, whole-grain approach rather than a typical vegan-comfort-food menu. Prices run in a similar band to other prepared vegan meals, generally ten to thirteen dollars each in bundle form.
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Prepared meal delivery sourced from local chefs and dietitians, offering filterable plant-based menus for various dietary needs.
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Fitness-focused prepared meal delivery offering chef-crafted vegan menus on a rotating schedule, with shipping to all 50 states.
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One of the longer-running vegan meal delivery companies in the US, based in Florida, with a menu of fully plant-based entrees, soups, and snacks shipped frozen. Meal prices run roughly nine to twelve dollars depending on the package chosen.
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Frozen plant-based bowls and meals developed by chefs, ready to cook from frozen in minutes nationwide.
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Chef-prepared plant-based meals delivered fresh and never frozen to all 50 states
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Freeze-dried vegan smoothie sachets made from real fruits and vegetables, just add water
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Cold-pressed plant-based juices and smoothies, flash-frozen, with customizable cleanse programs
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Organic plant-based cold-blended green drinks, soups and juices available for delivery from East Coast and California hubs.
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100% vegan chef-crafted meals designed for plant-based performance nutrition, frozen shipped
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Plant-based smoothies and acai bowls made from farm-frozen ingredients, ready-to-blend format
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Vegan smoothie packs, grain bowls, and overnight oats with organic ingredients, frozen shipped
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a meal kit and a prepared meal service?
Some providers send raw kits that you cook at home using recipes. Others deliver prepared, frozen, or fresh meals that you simply reheat or blend, such as smoothies and soups.
Do I have to cook these meals myself?
It depends on which service you choose. You can opt for cook-at-home kits that require recipe preparation, or select prepared meal services that deliver ready-to-eat options like grain bowls, soups, and flatbreads.
Can I find options for breakfast and lunch instead of just dinner?
Yes. Several services specialize in items like smoothies, juices, oat bases, and breakfast dishes designed to replace morning or midday meals.
Are there options that focus on specific health or dietary needs?
Many services offer specialized menus. You can find options focused on organic ingredients, fitness-oriented vegan plans, or whole-food, oil-free, and whole-grain approaches.