It seems like every other day we hear about a new meal kit delivery service. We've written in the past about the pros, cons, and ultimately the opportunities of convenient meal kits. With so many good options out there, how do you choose the one that's right for you?
From Blue Apron to Plated, the definitive ranking of meals delivered in boxes By Kaitlyn Tiffany | Photography by Amelia Holowaty Krales The most unsexy, onerous, absurdly challenging task I face on a daily basis is figuring out how to put food in my body. This isn't college - grilled cheese every night isn't fine.
Uber Eats will launch in Seattle next week, touting meals to your curb in 10 minutes or less. If Amazon Prime Now, Peach, BiteSquad and the many other food delivery services operating across the city aren't quite satisfying your latest food craving, you're in luck.
With the success of meal kit services like Blue Apron and Plated, new, diverse and more specialized companies are popping up all over the country. Whether you're vegan, paleo, pescatarian, or just plain picky, new companies are filling the niche.