Daily Harvest reviews and discussion

The smoothie packs were good but they are SO expensive for what you get. I could make my own smoothie packs in freezer bags for way less money.

The cauliflower with tomatoes and pesto is out of this world. So yummy. I have bought it over and over.

Taste- and ease-wise, this was great. Flavorful and a good portion size with great, clean ingredients. My only negative was the price, it was not something that I could purchase on a regular basis but would love to purchase as a splurge!

I subscribed to Daily Harvest for a few months and while I enjoyed the meals, the way their subscriptions work was annoying. They never notified me that my box was coming until it was too late to switch up my meals, so I often got duplicates. I did enjoy that the choices were all vegan, and I could choose to add a meat protein to supplement if I wanted.

The ingredients are prepared so you can put it in the blender and get the best fresh taste. The combo is just right. Great taste of combinations and I love the bits of cacao to chew on. The mint was light and added a nice refreshing flavor. There's mix of veggies and fruits for a balanced nutrition. It's very tasty and nutritious. The price tag is a tad high. This is more of an indulgence to splurge occasionally.

Great flavors (especially a fan of the soups and harvest bowls). Daily Harvest definitely saved me from some serious cooking fatigue during the pandemic. The smoothies were my least favorite - expensive and very few benefit vs a DIY smoothie. I stopped subscribing because of the wasteful packaging and price point.

I tried two of the Daily Harvest products: the Strawberry + Peach Smoothie, and the Artichoke + Spinach Flatbread. The smoothie—which involved adding "your preferred liquid" (I used fat-free milk) to the ingredients of the cup and blending—tasted just fine, but seemed like a fair amount of work for the $9 I paid for the product. It didn't add any significant convenience or ease, esp. if you are already used to making smoothies each morning. The flatbread, which was nearly $10 at the grocery store, was also tasty, though needed a bit of cheese added to give it a flavor boost. I might buy the flatbread again, but the smoothie just isn't worth the cost or the effort.

Love the variety, flavors, and form factor of Daily Harvest. Everything from the smoothies to the soups, to the breakfast bowls, are tasty and give you options when you're trying to eat healthy! In addition, I like that the DH team has put some thought into the sustainability of its packaging ✌🏼🌍

I tried all the flavours and there was only two that I stuck with. Preferred the smoothies to the other foods on offer. Brand did its job, service was decent.

I bought the Daily Harvest subscription because I was impressed with the wide range of selections and the premium quality of food. I also like the recommendation on the app each week you look at your orders and make you want to try new things. Love the photography of course lol and gives you this very clean delicious look and feel that makes you want to try everything!

Had the subscription for a while but had to cancel, and the smoothies were just not doing it for me. I don't know it if it was the flavors, or the texture of them. Ended up giving a lot of them away.

Love the food. Kinda expensive for me though

I bought a couple of bowls one day when they were on sale and they quickly became a fixture in my freezer. Really good flavor, nutritionally dense. I love eating them as a side to my protein rather than a main dish when I don’t have the time to cook a full meal.

The smoothie I tried was very tasty and had clean ingredients. However, the price point of one smoothie cup is equivalent to buying a smoothie at a health food store. While it does make it convenient to make this at your house in minutes rather than going out, you are still having to do a blender clean up and it truly doesn’t save you any money. It would be best to make your own smoothie packs with bulk ingredients if you are looking to have convenience but also save money by making smoothies at home.

Extremely poor experience. I only ordered them once, but the entire order was opened. Every single vacuum sealed item. There is no way that it happened purely accidentally and I was absolutely appalled it left the factory like that! Customer service made me “prove” it to get my refund and didn’t offer anything to apologize for the quality in terms of free product or even words (they defended their quality assurance team.) Never got to try any of the food given the horrible packaging making it a food safety issue, but frankly, the stuff didn’t look all that good for the price.

The food is truly good. Great for work lunches and quick breakfasts. A bit on the expensive side, but this food is ready to eat. I found with the subscription that the food started to pile up.

I tried Daily Harvest for a few months (receiving three shipments in all). I really tried to like it but I was rather underwhelmed. The price was too much for me for the about of food I received. The vegetable bowls were severely lacking in size and flavor, IMO. The fruit smoothies were decent but I wasn't crazy about the flavor combinations and I wound up giving most of my last shipment away to co-workers. Sorry to say but I moved on to other meal / vegetable delivery services and would not go back to DH.

I bought them once because I liked the idea - they're kind of expensive and don't make me as full as I'd like. The flavors are delicious though!

Overnight oats changed my life

I like some of their smoothies, but all are loaded with sugar and many are very very high in calories. Yes, yummy - and I guess more healthy than sorbet or ice cream.