The 13 Best Vegetarian Meal Kits in 2025

1. Green Chef

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Key Features

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $11.99
• What You Get: 3 or 4 meals per week for 2, 4, or 6 people
• Available Plans: Mediterranean, Calorie Smart, Quick & Easy, Plant-Based, Protein Packed, Keto, Delicious Discoveries, Gluten Free
• # of Weekly Recipes: 40+

Green Chef focuses on providing subscribers with gourmet meal kits made from fresh, organic ingredients. They're the first-ever CCOF-Certified Organic Meal Kit Company as well as the first food box to receive Gluten-Free Certification. Choose from 30+ recipes each week along with bundles of customer favorites for easy meals that are made to heat and eat. There are recipes for most major diets including vegetarian, vegan, keto, and more. You can order 2-4 meals per week for 2, 4, or 6 people. This is by far one of the best options available for those with dietary restrictions.

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2. Purple Carrot

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Key Features

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $11
• What You Get: 3-4 meals for 2 people or 2-3 meals for 4 people
• Available Plans: High Protein, Gluten Free, Less Prep, Chef's Choice, High Fiber, Soy Free, Nut Free
• # of Weekly Recipes: 20+

Purple Carrot ranks #1 among our favorite vegan meal delivery services and offers both prepared meals as well as traditional meal kits. You can choose from breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and there's even a Plantry with items like nut butter, soup, and sauce. You can expect to see dairy- and meat-free versions of staple classics (such as loaded avocado toast), along with adventurous offerings inspired by worldly cuisine (like grape leaf mezze bowls). There's definitely something for everyone with Purple Carrot as you can also choose from meals that are designated as low calorie, high protein, quick and easy, and more.

Each week you can choose from 12 dinners, 4 breakfast meals, and 4 lunches from their meal kit selections or pick from 8 prepared meals. Subscribe to 3 or 4 recipes per week with 2 or 4 servings each, or order 6, 8, or 10 prepared meals per week. With Purple Carrot you can customize your plan to include meals that are gluten-free, dairy-free, peanut-free, tree nut-free, and soy-free.

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3. Mosaic Foods

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Key Features

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $5.99 per serving
• What You Get: 6, 12, or 18 items per box
• Available Meal Types: Veggie Bowls, Family Meals, Pizzas, Soups, Oat Bowls

Mosaic is THE meal subscription for chef-inspired vegan meals and family-sized portions. There are plenty of veggie bowls, family meals, soups, oat bowls, and other entrees to choose from and each meal only requires 5 minutes or less to heat. You can choose to add 6, 12, or 18 items to your Mosaic Foods box and receive your meals every 1-4 weeks.

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4. Thistle

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Key Features

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $11.50 per meal
• What You Get: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks (You choose how many you want)
• # of Weekly Recipes: 24+

Thistle offers fresh prepared meals that are packed with nutrient-dense, organic foods. Their menu features 40+ superfoods like maca, spirulina, and chia, and each meal averages 5.8 unique fruits and veggies, plant or meat options. For their meal delivery service, you'll build your box by adding in options for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and/or snacks and you can order as many of each as you'd like. All meals are free of dairy, eggs, gluten, refined white sugars, artificial sweeteners, artificial preservatives, additives, and dyes. You can also add on juices, shots, and sides like soups or salads too.

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5. Splendid Spoon

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Key Features

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $9.99 per meal
• What You Get: 7, 14, or 21 meals per week
• Available Meal Types: Smoothies, soups, noodles, dishes, shots, and juices

Splendid Spoon specializes in plant-based, nutrient-dense snacks, meals, and drinks. All of their products are vegan, gluten-free, and made with GMO-free ingredients. Order 7, 14, or 21 meals per week, all of which come with a mix of smoothies, bowls, noodles, and dishes. Choose from 22 smoothies, 23 bowls, 8 noodles, and 10 dishes when building your box. You can also throw in shots and juices as well.

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6. Blue Apron

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Key Features:

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $7.99
• Available Plans: Chef Favorites, Wellness, Family Friendly, Fast & Easy, Veggies
• What You Get: 2-5 meals per week for 2 or 4 people
• # of Weekly Recipes: 70+

Blue Apron has a reputation for creative recipes that are surprisingly delicious, so it's a great choice for adventurous foodies. Their balanced meals are globally influenced and use seasonal produce that comes pre-portioned. Blue Apron has also done fun, limited-edition menus with programs like Whole30, Weight Watchers, Chrissy Teigen, and Bob's Burgers. If you don't mind a bit of meal prep, this meal delivery service is worth a shot.

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While anyone can make Blue Apron meals, this is a favorite food subscription box among more seasoned cooks and couples who are looking to step up their weekly date nights. You can order 2-5 recipes per week along with 2 or 4 servings per meal. Choose from 70+ recipes from meal categories like chef favorites, wellness, family-friendly, fast & easy, or veggies. Blue Apron also offers a wine subscription that delivers 6 bottles of wine each month.

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7. Martha & Marley Spoon

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Key Features:

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $3.99
• Available Plans: Low Carb, Low Calorie, Meat & Fish, Kid Friendly, Vegetarian & Vegan, Under 30 Min, & More
• What You Get: 2-6 meals for 2 or 4 people
• # of Weekly Recipes: 100+

Martha & Marley Spoon is a gourmet meal box delivery service with recipes from — you guessed it — Martha Stewart, the queen of domestic arts. This meal subscription features high-quality, pre-portioned ingredients and easy-to-follow recipes, and it’s a great choice for learning new cooking techniques. If you're a fan of her style of elevated home cooking, you're bound to love the recipes offered by this meal kit delivery service. Sending high-quality, artisanal ingredients for some of her favorite dishes, this subscription offers a wide variety of classic and creative recipes to choose from.

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Unlike other recipe-based meal subscriptions, you're not required to subscribe to a specific meal plan. Rather, you choose the number of people you're ordering for (2 or 4), the number of recipes you want each week (2-6), and then select from 100+ Martha Stewart meals.

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8. Hungryroot

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Key Features

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $8.49
• What You Get: Start with 3-8 meals per week (lunch/dinner) for 2 people and can add on other meals (breakfast, snacks, sweets)
• Available Plans: Vegan, Vegetarian, Omnivore, Pescatarian, Gluten-Free, & More
• # of Weekly Recipes: 100s+

Hungryroot is an online grocery service, but it also offers a recipe-based meal delivery service as well. When you sign up with Hungryroot, there's an online quiz that will ask you questions related to your health goals and dietary needs, how many people you’re feeding, dietary needs, and what you like to eat for dinner. Then, you'll be provided with a grocery plan and have your cart filled with suggested groceries and recipes based on your answers to the quiz.

Customization is easy; before you get your recipes and groceries, you can change out the entire order if you choose, to make sure that you only get what you want. By rating the food you receive, future orders can be even better suited to what you want. You can choose meal kits that include entrees, grain bowls, pasta dishes, tacos, burgers, and pretty much anything you can think of. Not only that, you can modify your meal kit plan so that it accommodates the following diets: vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian, dairy-free, gluten-free, soy-free, tree nut-free, peanut-free, egg-free, and shellfish-free.

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9. Daily Harvest

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Key Features:

• Cost: Items range from $5.99 - $11.99
• What You Get: 9, 14, or 24 items
• Available Meal Types: Smoothies, Flatbreads, Harvest Bowls, Grains, Soups, Forager Bowls, Bites, Lattes, and Mylk

Editor's Note: Readers continue to rate this service highly, but in 2022, hundreds of subscribers became ill because of the tara flour ingredient in their French Lentil + Leek Crumbles product. Daily Harvest maintains that the crumbles were the first and only one of their products to feature tara flour, and insists that their other 140+ offerings were not affected. However, customers thought that the brand should have been more forthcoming about the situation as it was unfolding (see our story here).

Daily Harvest offers healthy, pre-portioned plant-based meals and drinks. You can choose from a wide variety of options including smoothies, bowls, flatbreads, soups, and more. In fact, it has by far the most options for any plant-based meal subscription service we've seen. You can order a small, medium, or large box, and then choose any meals to throw in. All of Daily Harvest's meals can be prepared in minutes and their products never contain gluten, dairy, preservatives, fillers, or artificial ingredients.

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10. HelloFresh

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Key Features:

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $8.99
• Available Plans: Meat & Veggies, Veggie, Family Friendly, Fit & Wholesome, Quick & Easy, Pescatarian
• What You Get: 2-6 meals per week for 2 or 4 people
• # of Weekly Recipes: 60+

HelloFresh is by far the most popular meal kit company in the U.S. in 2025. Our readers report that there are few services that offer a comparable overall value, variety of meals, and accessibility. Each box includes traditional meal kits that come paired with step-by-step instructions and their respective ingredients. Each recipe only requires 20-45 min of preparation and cooking so they don't take up your whole night to make.

You can order 2-6 recipes for 2 or 4 people each week, and select from 60-75+ recipes. They cater to a large range of diets and offer 6 major categories for their meal plans: meat & veggies, veggie, family-friendly, fit & wholesome, quick & easy, and pescatarian. This variety allows you to satisfy a number of diets; so if you have a family with members who all eat differently, you can ensure that they’re all fed well.

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11. Veestro

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Key Features

• Cost per Serving: ~$13.99 per meal
• What You Get: 8-15 meals per box
• Available Meal Types: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

For people focused on losing weight, Veestro specializes in ready-made plant-based meals that are designed to help you achieve your weight loss goals--or just eat better on a regular basis. You can select meals from their regular or weight loss menus, and all meals contain organic ingredients and come pre-made and ready to heat. You can choose to receive 8-15 meals per week, and then pick entrees like Eggplant Casserole, South Indian Coconut Stew, and Chick’n Milanese. If you go with the weight loss plan, all of your meals will be designed around meeting 1,200 calories per day - so don't expect to have second servings or feel stuffed.

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12. Home Chef

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Key Features:

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $7.99
• Available Plans: Calorie-Conscious, Carb-Conscious, Vegetarian, Keto-Friendly, <30 Min
• What You Get: 2-6 meals per week for 2, 4, or 6 people
• # of Weekly Recipes: 30+

Home Chef is all about customization. Choose from traditional meal kits, easy prep meal kits (~10-20 min prep), or heat-and-eat meals. You can choose from 16+ traditional meal kits and 20+ easy prep meal kits each week which include options for the vast majority of diets. And, Home Chef also lets you add on proteins, swap ingredients, or throw in bundles and other extras too.

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You can order for 2, 4, or 6 people and include 2-6 recipes in each box. Or, upgrade to their Family Plan menu and you can order 4, 8, or 12 servings per recipe. Because you can customize so easily, this meal delivery subscription is perfect for people with picky eaters. Whether it’s your school-aged kid or the spouse who asks for substitutions in every restaurant you go to, they can be satisfied by the customized meals you select at Home Chef.

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13. Dinnerly

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Key Features:

• Cost per Serving: Starts at $2.99
• Available Plans: Low Carb, Low Calorie, Meat, Kid Friendly, Vegetarian, Vegan, & More
• What You Get: 2-6 meals per week for 2 or 4 people
• # of Weekly Recipes: 100+

Enjoy cooking but don't want to spend a fortune on meal kits? Dinnerly has you covered. Dinnerly is an affordable meal subscription service with costs as low as $2.99 per serving, offering classic, no-fuss recipes that are designed to simplify your life. Each meal kit only includes six ingredients and takes 30 minutes or less to make. Not only will you save time and money with Dinnerly, but you'll also cut down on paper and packaging as well since they provide digital recipe cards for each dish and use recycled plastic for containing separate ingredients.

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