WhichMealKitWho the box fits
People choosing between cooking and prepared meals within a plant-based service.
What to know before choosing
The standard kit combinations are three two-serving recipes or two four-serving recipes. Ready to Eat is six single-serving meals. Mix & Match is a separate customizable choice.
Compare Green Chef for a cooking-only box with more household sizes.
Menus and preparation choices
Choose the product type before comparing portions. Menu categories can vary by week.
- Meal kits
- Chop and cook Menu labels: Plant-based.
- Ready to Eat
- Ready to Eat is described as ready in two minutes or less. Menu labels: Plant-based.
- Mix & Match
- Combines kits, Ready to Eat and grocery items. Its $65 edit minimum does not establish a fixed cross-format item or portion count.
Portions and plan choices
Kits: 3 recipes × 2 servings or 2 × 4. Ready to Eat: 6 meals.
- Preparation
- Plant-based meal kits, ready-to-eat meals, and mix-and-match ordering.
- Ordering
- Recurring plan required
- Delivery rhythm
- Weekly
- Skip a delivery
- Yes, before the order cutoff
- Longer break
- Pause available; length varies
- Cancel online
- Available for future orders, subject to the selected plan’s terms
- Reactivate
- See future order controls in the service account
- Delivery area
- Delivery days and coverage are shown in the service’s location check.
Price, shipping and the ongoing bill
Kits $13.25–$14.25 per serving; Ready to Eat $13–$18 per item. $65 minimum for order edits. Shipping free at $120+; a $15 ZIP surcharge may still apply.
US prices checked September 7, 2026. Menu selections and location can change the cart.
Keep the first-box discount separate from the ongoing bill. The calculator uses the food subtotal, shipping, fees and your tax estimate.
When the next order locks
Use the deadline shown on your upcoming order.
This service cannot qualify for a choice that requires a known deadline to stop the next box.
See how skipping, pausing and canceling differ, or plan the change deadline.
Menu preferences and allergies
Plant-based and menu-preference labels do not establish allergen safety or suitability for a prescribed diet.
What menu labels can and cannot tell you.