Food Subscription Boxes With Vegetarian Options

Food subscription boxes are a great option when you either want the ingredients from meals you will cooked to be delivered to your door, or just want a variety of different snack items. Believe it or not, many of these subscription boxes provide vegetarian or even vegan options. Take a look at some of the top subscription boxes you can try out.

Cooking Subscription Boxes

First of all, there are two types of food subscription boxes; boxes that contain packaged snacks, and ones that have ingredients for meals. The latter are sometimes called cooking or meal subscription boxes, as they come with recipe cards for about 3-4 recipes, along with everything you need as far as the food ingredients go. Some of the top ones have vegetarian options, which is great! This includes Plated, Hello Fresh, and one of the first ones, Blue Apron. All of these boxes let you choose your meals between meat and vegetable-based, so you can customize it how you need to.

Love With Food

For vegetarian-friendly snacks, you can try Love With Food. This is a popular food subscription box that lets you choose a 3, 6, or 12-month subscription when you sign up. Not only do they have a lot of vegetarian and vegan options, but they also contain all gluten-free and organic snacks. The Love With Food boxes will be based on the current season or event going on, so in the summer you get fresher flavors, while in the winter more hearty ones. Plus, every time you purchase a box from Love With Food, they donate a meal to a reputable food bank.

Conscious Vegan Box

If you want to eventually switch to a vegan diet, you can start the transition by enjoying vegan snacks. The Conscious Vegan Box is a great way to get started on that venture. With this box, you get about 15-20 samples of vegan snacks and food items in each box, along with some household and beauty items mixed in. These are all vegan-friendly, from your lipstick and lotion, to your soap and your bag of chips. It is a good way to get started living this type of lifestyle.

You can also go with the old standard of getting a fruit-of-the-month box, or joining a local CSA where you get fresh produce on a weekly or bi-weekly basis.

