Sakara Life was founded by Danielle Duboise, 28, and Whitney Tingle, 27 as an organic, vegetarian food delivery service that takes the guess work and stress out of preparing meals.
The girls, who could pass for Victoria’s Secret models themselves, founded Sakara in 2011 on the principe that “food is medicine.”
Whitney says: “The convenience of our food is one of the biggest things. It finally lays the thought process to rest.”
A sample menu on the girls’ site consists of Toasted coconut granola w/ goddess milk for breakfast, Sakara cob salad for lunch, and for dinner- eat-the-rainbow sushi w/ magic dressing.
Dishes are conveniently delivered to clients’ doors every other day, in an eco-friendly Sakara bag.
Clients can choose a 1 day, 5 day, or 20 day meal plan, and 1 day going for as much as $99!
But is it worth it?
Well, if it’s good enough for Victoria’s Secret supermodels, it’s safe to say it’s good enough for us.
Victoria’s Secret models like Lily Aldridge, Karolina Kurkova, Kelly Gale, Alyssa Miller and Erin Heatherton are huge fans of the meal, and that’s to name a few.
The company now has 45 employees and more than 6,000 users (they deliver to NYC, Los Angeles, Boston, Philly and DC).
Celeb fans like Gwyneth Paltrow dubbed Sakara the No. 1 food delivery service on her blog Goop, and Chef Bobby Flay even sits on the girls’ advisory board.
Sakara puts out about 8,000 meals a week claims that after five days of eating Sakara Life, “you’ll feel lighter, healthier and more vibrant than ever before,” according to the website. “You will not only notice a spring in your step, but your skinniest jeans will button with ease, your skin will glow, and your hair will shine bright.”
And instead of traditional nutrition facts labels, Sakara meals are packed with “superfood” descriptions, like these Sakara waffles Lily Aldridge posted on her Instagram.
Are you convinced?
Would you ever try Sakara Life’s freshly prepared meals?
[Featured Image Credit: Caitlin Mitchell]