How to Cancel Splendid Spoon in 2026
Splendid Spoon delivers plant-based smoothies, grain bowls, and soups for $9-13 per item. Their "wellness reset" plans can cost $150-300/week. Here's how to cancel and make the same food at home for a fraction of the price.
How to Cancel
- Go to splendidspoon.com and log in
- Navigate to Account
- Click Subscription
- Select Cancel
- They'll offer retention deals (pause, skip a week, discount) — click through if you want to fully cancel
- Confirm cancellation
⚠️ Retention offers incoming: Splendid Spoon will try to keep you with discounts and pause options. If you want to cancel, keep clicking through. "Pause" just delays the problem.
The Smoothie Math
A Splendid Spoon smoothie costs about $9. Here's what that same smoothie costs to make:
- Frozen fruit (1 cup): $0.75-1.50
- Protein powder (1 scoop): $0.50-1.00
- Plant milk (1 cup): $0.30-0.50
- Greens/spinach: $0.25
- Total homemade: $1.80-3.25
You're paying a 3-5x markup for someone to blend frozen fruit and put it in a cup. A $30 blender pays for itself in 4 smoothies.
The Grain Bowl Reality Check
Splendid Spoon's grain bowls ($10-13 each) are essentially: grain + roasted vegetables + sauce. This is one of the easiest meals to batch-cook:
- Cook a big batch of quinoa/rice in a rice cooker (10 minutes active time)
- Roast a sheet pan of vegetables (cut + season + oven, 5 minutes active)
- Make a sauce (tahini + lemon + garlic = done)
- Portion into 5 containers for the week
Total cost: about $2-3 per bowl. Total active time: 20 minutes for a full week.
Plant-Based on a Budget
If Splendid Spoon appealed to you because of the plant-based angle:
- Daily Harvest: Similar concept but with more variety (and also expensive)
- Trader Joe's frozen section: $3-5 plant-based bowls, just as convenient
- Batch cooking: r/MealPrepSunday and Budget Bytes have hundreds of plant-based meal prep ideas
- Frozen smoothie packs: Pre-bag portions of frozen fruit + greens into freezer bags, blend with liquid daily ($1-2 per smoothie)
💡 Bottom line: Plant-based meals are inherently cheap — beans, grains, vegetables, and fruit are the most affordable foods on the planet. Paying $9-13 per serving for them is an extraordinary markup on inherently inexpensive ingredients.
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