Where to buy produce online

Though ordering from multiple sites certainly took time, I still found it quicker than in-person supermarket shopping. I also realized that the act of making several small transactions made me more intentional about purchases.

While mindlessly browsing a supermarket—whether physical or virtual—can often lead to over-purchasing and wastefulness, the inherent gradualness of shopping at farms one-by-one made me think more about what actually needed to be replenished. Aina, however, will certainly stay a part of our shopping routine post pandemic. We even discovered several new favorite foods: walnut butter from Central California a deliciously earthy alternative to peanut butter and lobster fresh from Maine for special at-home birthday dinners and other occasions , to name a couple.

And many items, such as pies and fruit baskets, are delivered with a warm human touch—tied up in a ribbon or sent with a handwritten note—making them great for gifting. From fresh produce and pantry staples to delicious snacks, we offer a wide assortment of exclusive products. Here are some of the most common reasons that perfectly good food gets rejected by grocery stores and could end up going to waste unless they end up in your Imperfect box!

We typically do some bulk grocery shopping in person once a month and let imperfectfoods handle the rest. Each week, I can make my grocery selections online and it gets delivered to my door. Cut down on food waste, save the planet, and feel good about conscious consumerism. My box came with chocolate toffees, dried mango, raw almonds, chocolate covered pretzels, and more….

First order delivered from imperfectfoods! Instead of heading to the store every week, sit back and relax. Order groceries from the comfort of home on your phone or laptop and get scheduled deliveries to your door each week. We offer more than 60 different kinds of produce and 's of dairy, proteins, and pantry staples like pasta, rice, olive oil, and seasonings.

We start each week's order with items we think you'd like based on your preferences. Then you can customize as you please with additional groceries.

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