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Usher Black Friday savings into your kitchen with meal kit deals—up to $248 in savings

Gabriel Morgan, Reviewed
·4 min read
Score Black Friday deals on the best meal kit subscriptions we've tested.
Score Black Friday deals on the best meal kit subscriptions we've tested.

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed's editors. Purchases made through the links below may earn us and our publishing partners a commission.

Black Friday isn't all about tech and toys. This year, you can bring the Black Friday deals home to your kitchen with some of our favorite scrumptious meal kit deals from HelloFresh, Green Chef, Factor, EveryPlate and Home Chef.

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These meal kit deals give you huge savings when you sign up for subscriptions, like 21 free meals and three free gifts from HelloFresh, 60% off your first box and 20% off your next four boxes from Factor, up to $135 off your first five deliveries from Green Chef, up to $132 off your first three boxes from EveryPlate and $90 off when you join Home Chef.

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HelloFresh Black Friday Deal

One of the all around best meal kit subscriptions, HelloFresh makes home cooking downright straightforward. Offering large portions, delectable foods, and recipes that are easier than saying porcini, it's a great pick for home chefs that want nutritious and tasty meals but don't have the time to make it to the weekly farmers market. This Black Friday new subscribers that sign up for eight weekly deliveries of four meals for two people, can save up to $248—or an amount of savings equal to 21 free meals—with the code USATODAY21. Read more about the deal here and get excited about the surprise free gifts and free shipping.

Sign up for HelloFresh

Home Chef Black Friday Deal

Home Chef impressed our review team so much that it lead our list of the best meal kit subscriptions. At its core, Home Chef offers some of the best ingredients and recipes in the meal kit game, and will appeal to cooks who want to get their hands in the craft. However they also offer delicious oven-ready meals with easy to swap proteins, that are perfect for quick and easy meal solutions that deliver restaurant grade dinners. This Black Friday new Home Chef subscribers will get $30 off their first three boxes within 10 weeks of subscribing.

Sign up for Home Chef

Green Chef Black Friday Deal

Our reviewers love Green Chef. This healthy meal subscription lets you customize your meal deliveries to different diet types, such as keto, paleo, vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, and more, and caters to families of up to 6 without any headaches. This Black Friday, new subscribers get up to $135 off across their first five boxes. If you're looking for healthy food that fits your diet and features a menu that rotates week to week, then Green Chef is a great pick.

Sign up for Green Chef

Check Out These Great Meal Kit Subscriptions This Black Friday.
Check Out These Great Meal Kit Subscriptions This Black Friday.

Factor Black Friday Deal

Fitness focused households will love this Black Friday deal from Factor. Our reviewer appreciated Factor's pre-made meals that cater to busy health enthusiasts. With 23 meals rotating through its repertoire, as well as a selection of add-ons, Factor delivers health focused microwavable meals packaged in easy to refrigerate containers. Orders can include 4 to 18 meals per week and customize easily based on diet type, customizations include keto, veggie, calorie-smart, and Protein Plus. This Black Friday new subscribers can take 60% off their first box, and 20% off their next four boxes.

Sign up for Factor

EveryPlate Black Friday Deal

Owned by HelloFresh, EveryPlate is a low-cost meal subscription that focuses on simple to make, healthy meals and made our list of the best meal delivery subscriptions. With most of the meals priced at $4.99 per serving on average, EveryPlate meals cost significantly less than the average meal kit, and they're even more affordable this Black Friday. The EveryPlate Black Friday deal gives up to $132 off your first three deliveries. Designing your box for up to six meals a week for a maximum of four people, you'll see per-person costs of down to $1.49 per serving—if that's not good prices we don't know what is. Don't forget that they also offer 25% off EveryPlate add ons.

Sign up for EveryPlate

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