The Best Subscription Services For All Of Your Household Needs

Whether you’re planning on making a lasagna or trying out this peach pound cake recipe from The New York Times, you can spend more time cooking and less time figuring out your shopping list with these grocery subscription services.

These online grocery subscription services will deliver everything you like to have on hand, from your preferred almond butter to asparagus you’ve been wanting to grill. Leave your apron on and wait for those ingredients to come to you.

We’ve also pulled together guides to meat delivery services and the best places to order seafood online.

We get it: There are times when you just can’t think of what to eat for dinner. Other times, after a long day of work, you just can’t decide what takeout to get.

Instead, you might try out a meal kit that’ll send you meals that don’t take lots of time to cook and plate, like Daily Harvest, which we tried out for ourselves twice — very recently and also in March. Don’t worry if you’re basically a Top Chef — there are meal kit subscriptions that have different levels of difficulty, including Home Chef (which our editors tested, too).

Whether you’re a decaf drinker or a latte lover, you might perk up at this: There are lots of monthly coffee subscription services that’ll send over your next cup.

If you’ve been missing your morning coffee from your favorite cafe, we’ve got a guide to everything you need to make a latte at home, alternative drinks to that whipped coffee everyone tried out and an editor-approved espresso machine that was a definite splurge.

While you could have gotten your drinks delivered through an alcohol delivery service already like Drizly or Saucey, you might be hoping to have a wine tasting on your own at home or be searching for a wine that your local liquor store doesn’t carry.

That’s why we went ahead and found the best wine monthly subscription services, from Winc, which has its own wine club, to Haus, which offers flavors like citrus flower. Cheers to that.

Whether you’ve been working out every day or not even close to getting your necessary daily dose of sun (remember to put on sunscreen, though), you could get subscription service that’ll send over a supply of supplements or variety of vitamins every month.

Luckily, we found vitamin subscription services that can be tailored to you. There’s Ritual, which sends multivitamins that are meant for two (looking at you, couples) and Care/of, which you take a quiz for to get recommendations for vitamins.

Your pet is probably always a good boy or girl — so you might run out of their favorite bone-shaped bites and tuna treats quickly.

But you don’t have to wait for the barking and meowing to begin to remind you to stock up. There are pet food subscription services that’ll deliver almost anything your dog or cat needs.

We’ve even got a guide to online pet supply stores, too.

It’s the day of the week you probably dread the most (no, we’re not talking about Monday): cleaning day, when you have to dust everything and finish folding your laundry.

If you’re hoping to have your household supplies always arrive in time for the days when you’re tidying up, you might check out subscription cleaning supplies brands like Grove Collaborative and Blueland. Or maybe you can just click “Subscribe & Save” at Amazon for a product that you use up fast.

You should be switching out your toothbrush every three to four months, according to the American Dental Association.

But if you need a reminder to replace your brush or want to try a new toothpaste flavor, you could go for a toothbrush subscription service that’ll send you all the oral care worth caring about.

From Quip, which we have reviews on the brand’s cult-favorite electric toothbrush and refillable floss, to Boka, which has fluoride-free toothpaste, you can get brushing with these monthly toothbrush subscription services.

While we’ve been staying in more than going out, the HuffPost Finds team has been learning about all the grooming experiments you can do at home, like cutting your hair and coloring your hair.

Of course, we couldn’t forget about hair removal products for when you just can’t wait for an appointment at a salon. There are all kinds of shaving and waxing products at places like Flamingo and Bliss. Oui the People has gold razors, too.

If you’ve been missing going to Sephora IRL and sampling all the beauty on the shelves, there are makeup and beauty subscription services that’ll send you products every month.

There are places like Dermstore, which has its own monthly BeautyFIX box and a “subscribe” feature on lots of its products (which will get you a discount on the order). Or you can get your own customized shampoo and conditioner with Function of Beauty.

Sometimes, your closet can feel claustrophobic — stuffed with things that just aren’t your style anymore or items that just weren’t worth it.

After you clear out anything you don’t want anymore through thredUP’s Clean Out service, you could upgrade to a clothing subscription service that’ll let you either rent out clothes, like Rent The Runway’s designer duds, or one that’ll send over pieces picked out by a stylist, like the Nordstrom Trunk Club.

There’s been a rise in trendy underwear brands lately — like Cuup, with its sheer and unlined bras; SKIMS, Kim Kardashian’s line known for its shapewear; and Third Love, with its collection of bras.

Plus, there are places like Knickey, which has organic cotton panties, and Parade, which one of our editors recommends.

For new undies that’ll arrive every month to fill up your underwear drawer, you might sign up for an underwear monthly subscription service like Adore Me and Underclub. You’ve got to be comfortable underneath everything, after all.