Juice or smoothie delivery subscription for my mom

[*myfoursons]

Hoping people have some recommendations. My mom was recently diagnosed with endometrial cancer, and I want to get her a subscription service to help her get more nutrients/eat better. Has anyone used one of these? There are so many it’s daunting. Also, some seem geared towards juice cleanse/diet, which I don’t want.

Thanks for any input.

[marymoo86]

This looks good

https://www.daily-harvest.com/app/browse/smoothies

I would be keenly aware that it is whole foods only - no supplements/artificial anything added.


I'm sorry to hear about your mom. Prayers for strength and healing.

[cvanbrunt]

We had this for a while and really enjoyed it. It's not a cleanse.
https://greenblender.com/

[ahisma]

You may have luck with juice shops in her area. Some of our local ones have a subscription service.

[*myfoursons]

Thanks, Marymoo. I’ll try the daily harvest. She’s picky, but I’m hoping to strongarm and guilt her into trying everything I send her.

Carrie, that was the first one I wanted, but they’re not accepting new customers.

Ahisma, thanks for the idea. She lives in a small town that doesn’t have any juice spots, but a nearby college town ,ight. Worth a look.

[Tenasparkl]

I just got my first Daily Harvest order this morning and so far the smoothie I made is delicious. You do need to add a liquid, so it would be good to also have something other than water (like almond or coconut milk) on hand for her to mix in.

[*myfoursons]

Good to know. She’s anti-coconut, so I’ll be sure and stock her up with almond milk. If I buy tons of it she’ll feel guilty about wasting it and hopefully use it.

Now on to try to get her to cut out caffeine and alcohol. Sugar is a lost cause.