When we reached out to Blue Apron about the difference between Premium and Craft recipes, a representative told us that both have specialty ingredients that warrant the extra costs, but Premium recipes are intended to mimic an upscale dining experience.īlue Apron advertises a discount for eligible individuals who verify their identity through ID.me, including students, teachers, hospital employees, first responders, military members, seniors ages 55 years and older, and government workers who start a new subscription.

They also allow you to try advanced culinary techniques, like making hibachi or wrapping chicken for chicken saltimbocca. Premium recipes have specialty ingredients and unique flavor combinations. If you choose a Premium or Craft recipe, expect to pay up to $19.99 extra per serving, depending on the recipe. If you customize your recipes by adding or swapping your proteins, you’ll pay an extra $0.95 to $5.95 per serving, depending on the protein. The delivery fee is $9.99 for each order. Blue Apron meal kits cost between $7.99 and $11.99, depending on the number of recipes you order and the number of servings you order per recipe.

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