Meat delivery subscriptions have beena godsend for my protein goals.
Of course, all good things must come to an end.
So, who wins in the battle ofGood Chopvs.ButcherBox?
Find out everything you better know in my detailed comparison.
Good Chopalso has high standards for its meat and seafood.
AllButcherBoxchicken is certified organic, and all beef is 100% grass-fed.
The seafood is wild-caught, and the pork is raised crate-free.
Our pick:ButcherBox
Read my full ButcherBox review here.
They each have wild-caught sockeye salmon, shrimp, scallops, and some additional seafood options.
ButcherBoxoffers a $148 box, but it is a curated selection (no alterations!)
and comes with only 8 to 11 pounds of meat.
The smallestcustomizableButcherBoxcosts $169 for 9 to 14 pounds of meat (about $12.07 per pound).
Our pick:Good Chop
Read my full Good Chop review here.
Both companies flash-freeze their products atoptimal freshness, which is another tastable difference!
Everything in myButcherBoxorder was so fresh and flavorful.
The pork was moist and flavorful, the salmon was delicious, and the chicken nuggets surpassed my expectations.
The steak was notquiteas good as theGood Chopcut, but I might have overcooked it.
Both shipments arrived on time and intact.
Bonus: BothGood ChopandButcherBoxcan be paused or canceled at any time.
Our final verdict
It was a close race, butButcherBoxcame out on top.
It wins for quality, sourcing, and taste, whileGood Chopis the best option in terms of cost.
Selection and customer experience were fairly even!
