Good Chop

What's in the box: A box holds the frozen, vacuum-packed meat and seafood cuts you choose, plus any sides or desserts you add.

Good Chop is a US meat and seafood delivery service, and every protein it sells comes from American farms and fisheries. You build each order from a menu of more than 100 cuts of beef, pork, chicken and seafood, and you can add sides and desserts. Deliveries come every 4, 6 or 8 weeks. You can skip, reschedule or cancel at any time, and the company offers a money-back guarantee. The beef is Angus, with USDA Prime, 100% grass-fed and Wagyu options. The pork includes heritage breeds, and the company says its sows are crate-free during gestation. The chicken is raised with no antibiotics ever on a vegetarian diet. Seafood is either wild-caught off US coasts or farmed domestically. Everything arrives frozen and vacuum-packed in insulated packaging that can go in curbside recycling. That suits people who stock the freezer, but it won't suit anyone who wants fresh, never-frozen meat. Good Chop says its base plan prices have not changed since 2021. The homepage does not list actual prices, though, so you will need to look at the plans page to compare costs. If you care where your meat comes from and want control over what arrives and when, this is a solid and flexible choice.