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Written By Alison Chew | Dietitian Verified by Rebecca Housh, MS, RDN
EveryPlate is “America’s Best Value Meal Kit”, with $10 meals for two, everyone can bring convenient, simple, and tasty meals to their dinner table each week.
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EveryPlate meals start at $10 for two people, though with a new customer discount you can pay as little as $5 for two people for dinner.
Shipping is an additional $10.99 per delivery.
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EveryPlate is so cheap by using less packaging and fewer ingredients for each recipe. The result is simple, tasty meals for the whole family starting at less than $5 per serving.
EveryPlate’s aim is to make making dinner easier, not to make you a chef (though you will pick up plenty of cooking tips and tricks), and to help you create family-friendly meals every week.
Shipping is an additional $10.99 per EveryPlate box delivery. SHOP NOW >>
EveryPlate delivers to most of the Continental United States.
To cancel your EveryPlate plan, log into your online account, open the menu in the top right corner, click on “Settings”, and scroll down and click on “Deactivate your Plan”. Then on the next screen select “Cancel anyway”, enter the reason for cancellation, and click on “Deactivate now”.
When your EveryPlate box arrives you can put all of your meal kit ingredients in the refrigerator.
The boxes and separators are 100% curbside recyclable. The gel ice packs should be emptied into the trash before recycling the outside plastic at a store that accepts #4 plastic (like plastic shopping bags).
The box liner is fully curbside recyclable, but the plastic packaging that individual ingredients come in is not always easily recyclable.
EveryPlate recommends storing all fresh produce, proteins, and dairy in the refrigerator and that meals should be cooked within one week of delivery.
No! EveryPlate, like Dinnerly, ships ingredients “loose” (i.e. not packaged together by recipe) so you will have to read through the recipe cards to ensure that all of your ingredients are present.
Yes! EveryPlate comes with paper recipe cards in every box.
The recipe cards are easy to follow, with 6 steps per recipe, and do come in your meal kit box. The pictures along with the step-by-step instructions are nice to have and help you visually follow along.
One thing that we found missing from the recipe cards was the nutritional estimates for the meal including calories.
If you are using an app like Weight Watchers or Noom to track your meals having this information makes life a lot easier. EveryPlate says that nutritional estimates per serving can be downloaded 5 days before your delivery by clicking on “View complete nutritional info” on each recipe detail page. SHOP NOW >>
The weekly EveryPlate menu consists of 25+ recipe choices with 2 Premium Meals, and 5 to 6 Veggie Meals.
Premium meals consist of higher-quality ingredients and cost more than regular meals.
See a sample weekly menu below.
Want to compare the EveryPlate weekly menu to other top meal kit menus? Check out our Menus page >>
EveryPlate has 3 to 4 meals every week that are on the “healthier” side but does not cater to specific diets. In addition, their meals often contain rice or pasta as these ingredients are less expensive while still being filling. EveryPlate does have several vegetarian meals on its menu each week.
To keep prices down EveryPlate does not offer meals for specific diets outside of vegetarian.
No! EveryPlate meals and ingredients are not organic.
Yes! EveryPlate is definitely worth it especially if you use a new customer coupon! Starting at just $10 for two people for dinner, and as low as $5 with a new customer coupon, EveryPlate is one of the least expensive meal kit delivery services available in the US.
It’s hard to go to the grocery store these days and buy all of the ingredients for less than what EveryPlate costs. Plus, with EveryPlate, you can skip the planning and recipe hunting which saves you valuable time. SHOP NOW >>
We’ve tried EveryPlate meals several times now and have come to appreciate this meal kit service for the simplicity of the packaging, recipes, and ingredients.
With EveryPlate you can choose a plan for 2 or 4 people with 3, 4, or 5 recipes per week.
For our family of three, we select 3 recipes for 4 people and have plenty of food for each meal with some leftovers.
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We’ve ordered EveryPlate several times and our favorite recipes are listed below!
Pepper Jack Stuffed Pork Burgers: We’ve tried this recipe several times and it has not disappointed! We love the use of pork vs beef in the burgers and the cheese in the middle. We also loved the “Southwest Spice” on the potatoes and will be making our potatoes this way in the future. We did add baked broccoli to round out the meal with a green vegetable.
Beef Bahn Mi Bowls: This meal was easy to make and came together in around 25 minutes. We loved the siracha crema and pickled jalapenos, which both added flavor and a nice spice to the dish.
Vietnamese Steak Bowls: These bowls, like the Beef Bahn Mi bowls, were delicious and super easy to make in less than 25 minutes. We marinated the beef overnight to give it even more flavor and used all of the siracha in the mayo for a nice kick.
Sriracha Pork Stir-Fry: We loved the cabbage in this meal as a tasty hidden veggie, the sweet soy glaze, and crunchy peanuts.
Southwest Pork Flautas: These flautas were crispy and very flavorful. I added black beans and peppers to this dish to boost the fiber and veggie count. I will definitely make it again to change up taco night.
Overall, we’ve found EveryPlate meals to be simple and delicious.
The portion size for most meals is good and in line with other similarly priced meal kit companies.
With some of the recipes, we did have to add a vegetable as there was only a main dish and one or no sides, but that was easy and cheap to do.
In addition, we noticed that many recipes included rice, pasta, or potatoes that will fill you up on the cheap. If you are avoiding these foods you should review the menu carefully and EveryPlate may not be a fit for you.
We’ve found the recipes to be very straightforward and easy to follow. SHOP NOW >>
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EveryPlate truly is “America’s Best Value Meal Kit” with dinner at less than $10 for two people, everyone can bring convenient, home-style meals to their dinner table each week. By using less packaging and fewer ingredients for each recipe they are able to offer meal kits with quality ingredients at a lower price. It’s a win-win!
In addition to helping you save money, EveryPlate sends pre-portioned ingredients to cut back on food waste and each recipe can be made in 6 steps saving you time planning, prepping, and cooking. Leaving more time for your family!
And while shipping is extra and compared to other meal kits the recipes aren’t as complex, you can’t beat the value and convenience that EveryPlate brings to your wallet and your kitchen.
Would we order again? We would order EveryPlate again for the ease of recipes, simplicity of meals, and low cost when the menu is appealing. With only 3 people eating we had plenty of food and for the cost and convenience, you can’t beat it. Our family loves global flavors and we like to try more complicated recipes from time to time so for us, we will order from EveryPlate when the menu is interesting and will keep them in our meal kit rotation.
We recommend EveryPlate to anyone looking for an inexpensive meal kit with simple, no-frills recipes, anyone looking to save on meal kits, and anyone looking for an easy and affordable dinner solution. SHOP NOW >>
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| This post has been reviewed and approved by our dietitian Rebecca Housh, MS, RDN, LDN for nutritional accuracy. | |
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 | Rebecca Housh is a registered dietitian based in Chicago, IL. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology from Boston University and a Master of Science in Human Nutrition from the University of Illinois in Chicago. Rebecca is passionate about the idea of food as medicine in both preventative and therapeutic care. Her current professional interests lie in food security, food access, and nutrition for chronic disease. |
