How Daily Harvest Helps Me Get My Fruits and Vegetables In
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When it comes to getting in my recommended amount of fruits and vegetables, there’s one glaring issue: the time it takes to do all of that peeling and chopping. Does anybody working a nine to five really have time for that? Plus, when living alone, it’s all too easy to chop up too much, wasting food in the end.
Organic and vegan food delivery service Daily Harvest eliminates all of these issues entirely by sending however many frozen smoothie mixes, soup bases and more that you want to your doorstep each week (pick from nine, 12 or 24), with every fruit and veggie already pre-chopped. It’s flexible: You can skip a week or change what’s delivered to you. It takes less time than cooking from meal delivery kits, where you have to chop and mix each ingredient yourself, but you’re not receiving a frozen dish either for the most part. With the smoothies, for example, you just need to add in your favorite liquid, whether that’s a juice or coconut water, and then blend it all up. For the soups, just add in water or broth. It’s all super quick but still tastes freshly made.
Daily Harvest also offers the unique opportunity to try ingredients that you never have before, or food combinations that you would have never thought of on your own. You can’t taste cauliflower at all when it’s blended into a fruit smoothie, for example. And ingredients like chaga, reishi, chlorella and black garlic that you’ve never picked up at the grocery store before are fun to try.
Each Daily Harvest food item ranges from $5.99 to $8.99, and there are dozens options available so that you never get bored. From ice cream and chia bowls to soups, flatbreads and harvest bowls, the meal delivery service has something for everyone. But the real question is: Is Daily Harvest more expensive than a trip to the grocery store? Sure. But you’re paying for convenience. Also, if you’re feeling guilty about the individual packaging, know that all containers are compostable and recyclable.Â
So below, leave your comfort zone and try out my six favorite dishes from Daily Harvest. Best of all, Daily Harvest has gifted E! readers $25 off their first box using the coupon code ENEWS25.
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