Best for dietary options & ingredient quality
Sun Basket
Dietitian-approved organic kits plus prepared meal option
BEST FORPeople managing a specific health condition (like diabetes or heart disease) who want dietitian-vetted recipes with clean, organic-leaning ingredients and an option to skip cooking on busy nights.
Reviewed by the Clientele Research Team · Last checked 22 days ago (2026-07-15)
Scores. Click any row to see our rationale
Real Cost Per Serving & Shipping▼3/10
Prep Time & Cooking Difficulty▼7/10
Dietary Options & Ingredient Quality▼10/10
Recipe Variety & Cuisine Types▼7/10
Flexibility & Cancellation Ease▼7/10
Nutritional Quality▼9/10
PROS
✓18+ dietary plans include diabetes-friendly and heart-healthy tracks that are vetted by registered dietitians. Not just low-calorie labels
✓Fresh & Ready prepared meals heat in 6 minutes in the microwave
✓Produce and proteins are sourced from USDA-certified organic and non-GMO suppliers where available. Consistently higher than HelloFresh or Home Chef
✓Paleo plan is grain-free, legume-free, and dairy-free by default. Not just filtered
✓Eco-friendly packaging uses compostable and recyclable materials. The company publishes an annual sustainability report with specific recycling rates.
✓A single account can mix cook-yourself kits and Fresh & Ready meals in the same weekly order
CONS
✕Up to $13.99/serving means a 2-person, 3-night kit plan can reach $94/week before the $9.99 shipping fee
✕Fresh & Ready prepared meals are priced separately at $9–$12 each
✕Standard kits still require 30–40 minutes of active cooking. The prepared meal option is not the default
✕18 dietary plan filters can make the sign-up process confusing. It is not immediately clear how many recipes per week fall under a specific plan
✕No in-store pickup option
✕Customer service has received mixed reviews around billing after cancellation. Confirm cancellation via email