In my opinion, though, one of the biggest drawbacks of Blue Apron - especially coming from a frugal background - is that the prices seem really, really expensive.
They are working to develop a sustainable food system and use high quality ingredients. You can cancel your subscription or skip weeks at any time. There’s no long-term commitment once you sign up for Blue Apron. You can choose which day of the week your food is delivered to you. They offer two types of plans - the 2-Person Plan and the Family Plan. All of the recipes can be made in 40 minutes or less. This seems like it’s pretty much right on. They are always adding new recipes to their line-up and do not repeat any of the same recipes for at least a year. They offer a large selection of different recipes - all that are between 500 and 800 calories each. There is no wasted food. They send you the exact amount of everything you need to make the recipe - so you don’t end up throwing out the extra food because you don’t have another recipe that calls for that ingredient before it goes bad!. If you like to try new things, this is a great way to keep your meals fresh and varied! There’s a fun variety of recipes and an opportunity to try new foods. Some of the ingredients that we’ve received in our boxes have been outside our usual fare. You get a choice in the kinds of recipes you want to receive (meat, fish, vegetarian, etc.). The ingredients were delivered in a refrigerated box and I was impressed with how fresh they were for being sent by UPS! 
Is Blue Apron grocery budget-friendly, though? That’s what I wanted to set out and discover for myself - and ultimately for all of you, my frugal-minded readers!īlue Apron has many great things going for it: It’s convenient, and it can save a busy mama’s sanity during those weeks when you struggle to get a meal on the table.
Truthfully, I have been really curious about this myself!īecause let’s be honest…most of us probably sign up for a meal delivery service like Blue Apron to save us time, not money. Read our disclosure policy here.)Īfter my latest Blue Apron unboxing, many of you asked me how I think the prices compare to just shopping for the ingredients yourself. (Note: This post was sponsored by Blue Apron and contains affiliate links.
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