The 5 Top Whole30 Meal Delivery Services of 2020 for Every Budget

Even if you haven’t done the Whole30 diet, you’ve probably heard of it.

It’s a 30-day (shocker) plan that resets your eating habits by eliminating several food categories: dairy, grains, sugar, legumes, and booze. Cutting out these things is supposed to reduce cravings, create healthy eating habits, and help you identify potential food sensitivities.

That’s all good, but Whole30 might require more planning than you’re used to. If you’re not looking to give up your Sunday to meal prep, a meal delivery service is a convenient way to stay on track.

PSA: Restricting your diet so much can also be unhelpful — or downright dangerous — if you struggle with disordered eating.

If you’re eager to break up with booze, sugar, and their carbalicious friends, a Whole30 meal delivery service could save a lot of kitchen time and label-reading energy. Here’s our list of the best of the best:

Scroll down to decide if one of these plans is right for you.

1. The Good Kitchen

Who it’s good for:

folks with food allergies
picky eaters
breakfast, lunch, and dinner

30-meal price: $329.70

Cost per serving: Subscription meals range from $11 to $14. A la carte meals are in the $12 to $16 range.

The deets

Sensitive tummies, rejoice! Meals from The Good Kitchen are whipped up in a gluten-free, peanut-free, soy-free facility. Plus, there’s a spot on the intro form for food allergies (tree nuts, dairy, shellfish, etc.) and food aversions (mushrooms or pork got you feeling 🤢 queasy?).

Ordering Whole30-compliant meals is as easy as clicking the “Whole30” filter. Then you can browse all of your meal options for the month.

Bonus: you won’t pay an extra shipping or handling charge. The continental U.S. delivery costs for these frozen, microwave-friendly trays are built into the price.

Our very favorite thing about The Good Kitchen is its emphasis on sustainability. The meal packaging is recyclable and the meat is pasture-raised (or in seafood’s case, compliant with Seafood Watch). Plus, the company uses seasonal produce as much as possible. #winning

Order The Good Kitchen Whole30 meal delivery.

2. Paleo On The Go

Who it’s good for:

foodies
peeps who want to know exactly where their food comes from
paleo lovers
breakfast, lunch, and dinner

30-meal price: $590

Cost per serving: A la carte meals range from $17 to $29, with discounted prices for bundles or subscriptions. However, there’s a $99 minimum for all orders.

The deets

Ever found yourself daydreaming about hiring an award-winning private chef? The meals at Paleo On The Go are all cooked up by a chef in the company’s grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free commercial kitchen.

And Paleo On The Go takes savory, home-cooked flavor to the next level with strict ingredient sourcing. You can look up the farms and ranches that produce your ingredients right on the company website.

There’s no doubt that Paleo On The Go is a high-quality operation that delivers delicious, nutritious meals, but that quality comes at a pretty steep price. With a $99 minimum order requirement and a monthly plan that’ll set you back over $500, this won’t work for all budgets.

Order Paleo On The Go Whole30 meal delivery.

3. Trifecta Nutrition

Who it’s good for:

athletes
people looking to manage their weight
lunch and dinner

30-meal price: The price of 28 meals starts at $432.

Cost per serving: Meal kits range from $10 to $14, but you can also build your meal from entree and side dishes on the a la carte menu.

The deets

Visit Trifecta Nutrition’s website, and you’ll see that it’s geared toward fitness fans and those who need helping resetting their nutrition to manage their weight.

Meals are offered in six categories:

Clean (minimally processed food)
Paleo (legume- and grain-free meals with an emphasis on lean protein)
Keto (cut carbs, amp the fat and protein)
Vegan (no animals whatsoever)
Vegetarian (primarily plant-based)
Classic (pre-portioned macros)

That’s a lot of customization options, but you know what’s missing? Whole30.

Trifecta Nutrition does offer some Whole30-compliant meals, but you might find it easier to create your own through the a la carte menu. You’ll save time in the kitchen, but you might spend a few extra minutes clicking around the website.

So, why try Trifecta Nutrition? If you’re interested in continuing your meal plan subscription after Whole30, you’ll find plenty of options at this company. Trifecta also delivers their meals fresh, not frozen. 👏

Order Trifecta Nutrition Whole30 meal delivery.

4. Snap Kitchen

Who it’s good for:

folks who want meals picked by dietitians
anyone who wants to try meal kits on a budget
lunch and dinner

30-meal price: starting around $300

Cost per serving: $10 to 12, depending on your subscription frequency.

The deets

Snap Kitchen works a little differently than our other meal delivery service top picks. Depending on where you live, you’ll either get the meals delivered to your door or pick them up from a local retail location. Find the options in your area here.

While the whole pickup rigamarole could be a huge drawback, there’s no denying Snap Kitchen’s fair prices. Your meals are made fresh — never frozen — with ingredients that are primarily sustainably sourced. Most ingredients are also organic.

At Snap Kitchen, you’ll choose either 6 or 12 meals per week. The meals you get can be customized according to your allergies, preferences, and specific diets, including Whole30. Since the noms are picked by dietitians, you’ll also get each dish’s full nutrition and ingredient rundown.

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5. Pete’s Paleo

Who it’s good for:

farm-to-table fans
meat eaters and broth sippers
lunch and dinner

30-meal price: starting around $450

Cost per serving: $15 to $16 per subscription meal or $16 to $19 per a la carte meal.

The deets

Paleo eaters love Pete’s Paleo for its simple, seasonal menus. The options rotate each week according to what’s fresh and available. This makes it ideal for the farm-to-table crowd, but it also means you *might* get some meals that don’t check all the Whole30 boxes.

Here’s what to expect from all Pete’s Paleo meals:

It’s pretty easy to do this with the company’s “Eat What You Love” plan, which allows you to pick any five meals off the menu, but that customization comes at a slightly higher price point.

Regular weekly plans include anywhere from 5 to 20 servings of lunch and dinner options. We’d say it’s 10/10 for healthy food options, 7/10 for ease of use during Whole30.

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