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Hungryroot is a combination grocery and meal delivery service — kind of like Blue Apron and Peapod rolled into one. On its website or free mobile app (iOS or Android), you can select what you want to ...

There’s little argument that being able to click your way to a fully stocked kitchen is convenient.

Restaurant delivery may be the hottest sector in America’s food market, but startups creating packaged meal kits aren’t far behind. Hungryroot, which launched last October, falls in the latter camp, ...

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Brownies made of black beans and cookies made of chickpeas are among the unusual recipes found on Hungryroot. Launched last year, the New York-based meal kit startup focuses on vegetable-based natural ...

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