Snap Kitchen Makes Meals Easy. Is the Prepared Meal Delivery Service Worth the Cost?

Snap Kitchen Pros Meals were generally tasty Most meals under 450 calories Lots of weekly options Cons Portions were small for the price No vegetarian or vegan options Some meals were underwhelming Table of Contents Snap Kitchen Review: This Easy Meal Delivery Service Wants to Handle Dinner How Snap Kitchen works Snap Kitchen pricing Snap Kitchen pricing What are Snap Kitchen meals like? What I had and how I liked it Who is Snap Kitchen good for? Who is Snap Kitchen not good for? The final verdict on Snap Kitchen More meal delivery picks We expect everything to happen in a snap these days: News, entertainment and certainly food. Snap Kitchen is a prepared meal service looking to capitalize on "snap culture" with simple, freshly prepared meals sent to your door each week. Snap aims to handle lunch or dinner for you on those days you don't want to cook dinner or spend the money on takeout. You can store your weekly shipment in the fridge or freezer and heat one quickly when the mood strikes.

There are dozens of prepared meal services geared towards a busy person and many with some pretty delicious offerings. I've tried most of the meal subscriptions and so you've gotta be rather proficient (translation: delicious) to get my full-throated endorsement. To see how Snap Kitchen stacks up in a crowded field of meal delivery options, I tried a week's worth of its meals.

David Watsky/CNETSnap Kitchen lived up to its moniker with meals that are ready in a jiff, and most of them were pretty decent. The portions were small, however, and, for the money, I think there are better options out there. But for someone seeking smaller portions or to cut total calories, Snap Kitchen may be the key to unlocking more time each week doing the stuff you love and less time seeking out sustenance.