Paleo on the Go is a meal delivery service that caters exclusively to the paleo diet and similar whole-food-focused diets like Whole30.

It offers frozen, fully precooked meals that are ready to eat after being reheated.

Few meal delivery services cater exclusively to people on paleo diets, so this service may be of interest to you if you eat paleo.

This article reviews Paleo on the Go, how it works, its menu and meal plan options, and its pros and cons.

Paleo on the Go is a frozen meal delivery service that offers meals for various strict dietary patterns, including:

As you can see, many of these diets focus exclusively on whole-food ingredients. Its rare for meal delivery services to offer meals that are compliant with these stringent dietary needs.

With Paleo on the Go, a membership isnt required, but theres a subscribe and save option to save you some money if you order regularly.

Paleo on the Go provides a variety of la carte options if you prefer total control over which foods you receive. However, the company also offers several starter packs and bundles based on specific dietary needs, personal preferences, and seasonal meals.

For example, available bundles include the Sweet Tooth Bundle, Whole30-Approved Soup Bundle, Keto Sampler, and AIP Starter Pack.

Available la carte menu items include:

Paleo on the Go also offers several dessert options, like strawberry vanilla cake, apple cinnamon paleo tarts, carob chunk cookies, and raspberry cheesecake with kiwi sauce.

Paleo on the Go is extremely stringent regarding food quality and ingredient sourcing.

All meals are completely free of dairy, gluten, soy, legumes, and seed oils like canola, peanut, or soybean oil.

The company uses organic ingredients when possible but follows the Environmental Working Groups Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen guidelines to decide which produce must be organic (4, 5).

Foods on the Dirty Dozen list are purchased organic, but foods on the Clean Fifteen list may be conventionally grown (4, 5).

Meats must be humanely raised and free of antibiotics and hormones. Beef and lamb are grass-fed and grass-finished, and seafood is all wild-caught or organic.

The Paleo on the Go website has a detailed page about their ingredient sourcing guidelines, including the farms from which they purchase all of their meats.

Unlike many other meal delivery services, Paleo on the Go isnt subscription based. Therefore, pricing varies depending on which items you purchase.

The best way to save money on Paleo on the Go is by utilizing the subscribe and save option and ordering bundles or samplers rather than la carte meals.

For example, the Keto Sampler provides 8 servings for $125, or $15.62 per serving. You can subscribe to save 5%, which would reduce the cost to $14.84 per serving. Comparatively, many of these items cost $17 or more per serving if theyre purchased la carte.

Paleo on the Go also has a rewards program that can help you save money on regular purchases. You can earn 2 points for every $1 you spend and redeem 100 points to save $1 on future purchases.

You can also earn points for things like following the company on social media or referring friends.

Note that theres a minimum order size of $99, and shipping costs can vary based on your location and the shipping demand.

Paleo on the Go delivers anywhere in the United States, except for Hawaii and Alaska. The company is unable to deliver to post office boxes at this time.

The service partners with FedEx for shipping and offers additional delivery protections through a service called Route. For about $5 per order, you can add Route+ to protect lost, stolen, or damaged shipments.

The cost of FedEx shipping varies depending on how much you order and the delivery location. At the time of this writing, 2-day shipping is about $35, while 1-day shipping is about $75.

If youre near the Tampa Bay, Florida area, you can pick up your order for free at the Paleo on the Go headquarters.

The most obvious benefit of Paleo on the Go is that it fills a gap in the meal delivery space. Few other meal delivery services cater strictly to paleo and similar diets like AIP and Whole30.

Paleo on the Go offers convenience for people following these diets, when otherwise their options are severely limited, as most restaurants dont cater to these dietary needs.

Additionally, Paleo on the Go doesnt lock you into a membership or subscription. For short-term elimination diets like Whole30, this is ideal.

Paleo on the Go also offers a variety of menu items, including desserts rather than just lunch and dinner meals as many other services.

Paleo on the Go is expensive, with prices around $15 or more per serving. These prices are comparable to those at some restaurants. Plus, the shipping fee is an additional expense on each order.

However, it may be worth the cost for those who value the convenience and need to follow a strict paleo diet for their health. Also, the subscribe and save option and rewards program can help regular customers save money.

Paleo on the Go is an excellent option if youre following a stricter dietary approach like paleo, AIP, or Whole30.

Although its more expensive than other meal delivery services, few of them cater to these dietary needs.

Paleo on the Go offers a convenient and time-saving alternative to cooking all of your meals from scratch, as many people following these strict diets often must do.

Paleo on the Go is a frozen meal delivery service offering paleo, AIP, Whole30, and keto meal options all of which are free of dairy, soy, gluten, legumes, and seed oils.

The ingredients are of high quality, and the services high price is a reflection of this. However, Paleo on the Go provides a convenient meal option for people following these diets. Otherwise, theyd have to cook all of their meals from scratch.

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