If you’re looking for a fun way to elevate your gluten-free diet, check out these gluten-free subscription boxes. This article also contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosures.
Whether you have celiac disease or gluten intolerance, or you can’t eat gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye, barley, and sometimes oats, you might be looking for new products, recipes, and experiences to celebrate your newfound diet.
In this article, I share some of the BEST gluten-free subscription boxes that are here to help you master the gluten-free diet and have a little fun along the way.
(1) Love Me Gluten Free
Love Me Gluten Free launched in April 2024 and is the best gluten-free subscription box – although we may be biased.
Love Me Gluten Free was founded by the founder of this blog, Jenny from Good For Gluten Free, so of course, we’re biased. But we think what Jenny has put together is pretty special and unmatched. Just look at their September 2025 box – wow!
Each box is curated under a different theme and is filled with 9-12 gluten-free products from brands you know and love.
This is not a snack box; instead, it’s filled with all sorts of fun products to try – including meal starters and snacks. If you love sampling pasta, bread, baking mixes, portable meals, and, of course, snacks, this is for you.
We love that each box comes with a surprise non-food Mystery Gift and bonus coupons.
You can purchase a Monthly Subscription at Love Me Gluten Free. Each box is $54.99 + $9.99 shipping and is LOADED with value well over what you paid. You absolutely get your money’s worth! Below is the July 2025 box – another wow!
(2) Little GF Chefs
Little GF Chefs is an adorable gluten-free baking subscription box. Each month, the company sends you a kid-friendly baking kit that includes all the supplies you need to make anything from fun cut-out cookies and unicorn donuts to confetti cake pops, rainbow pop-tarts, and pizza.
I had the opportunity to try several Little GF Chefs baking kits with my teenage daughter. Even though she’s not a “kid,” we still had a blast making and eating unicorn donuts and animal crackers. We laughed so much as we tried to assemble the Gingerbread House.
You can order a single kit or sign up for a 3, 6, or 12-month subscription at Little GF Chefs. Use the code “goodforyou” for 10% off any subscription.
(3) The Gluten-Free Baking Club
Another excellent baking club and subscription box for kids is the Gluten-Free Baking Club for Kids by Paola Anna Miget, a blogger and cookbook author at Stay Gluten Free. Paula creates a safe and inclusive space for young bakers to learn and explore the world of gluten-free baking.
Like Little GF Chefs, the Gluten-Free Baking Club will send you a box with supplies to make that month’s baking inspiration, whether it be ugly sweater cookies for the holidays or fun cake pops.
On top of the box, a Gluten-Free Baking Club subscription also includes digital resources and an interactive component that includes live and recorded baking classes. Join the club at GFBakingClub.com.
(4) Green Chef
Green Chef is a fantastic monthly subscription service that sends you everything you need to create several delicious gluten-free meals at home – including a recipe and all the ingredients needed to make that recipe.
What sets Green Chef apart from the other meal subscription services is that it’s the first (and only one I’m aware of) to be certified gluten-free. The company is certified by the Gluten Intolerance Group’s Gluten-Free Food Service (GFFS) program.
I had the opportunity to try a week’s worth of Green Chef meals. They were all so tasty and fun to make, and I highly recommend them if you love making a fresh meal but don’t have time to meal plan, shop, and prep.
(Read my full review in Gluten-Free Meal Kits by Green Chef: Reviewed by a Nutritional Professional with Celiac Disease.)
Please visit Green Chef online to learn more or sign up for a Green Chef subscription.
Photo: Prepping the Tumeric-Spiced Chicken for tonight’s Green Chef meal.
(5) Bread Srsly
Calling all sourdough lovers! Did you know that you can get loaves of gluten-free sourdough bread delivered to your doorstep each week or month via a Bread Srsly subscription?
Start by selecting your favorite gluten-free sourdough bread, then hit “Subscribe and Save” and choose your delivery frequency. Once you subscribe, you’ll automatically save 15% on your monthly order.
Bread Srsly is based in San Francisco and bakes all loaves to order. When it arrives on your doorstep, it will be fresh and delicious.
Subscribe and save on the Bread Srsly website. Use the code GOODFORYOU10 for 15% off any purchase as well.
Photo by Bread Srlsy
(6) GF Goodys – Out of Business!
GF Goodys went out of business.
(7) ButcherBox
ButcherBox allows you to choose specific cuts of meat and seafood and then delivers those proteins to your doorstep each month.
ButcherBox comes in two sizes to accommodate large and small families. Choose from the “Classic,” which includes 9-14 lbs of meat, or the “Big,” which contains 18-26 lbs of meat.
All ButcherBox beef is 100% grass-fed and grass-finished, all chicken is organic, and all fish is wild-caught. All products are humanely raised.
You might pay a little more for ButcherBox than you would for conventionally raised meat from the grocery store, but you can’t beat the convenience and feel-good nature of the business.
Urthbox is a healthy snack box company that also happens to offer a gluten-free option. Please note the gluten-free box is not curated to be gluten-free; it just includes whatever gluten-free items they have in inventory on any given month.
I was once excited about Urthbox, but too many of my readers complained, so I no longer feel like I can stand behind it. Why?
Several boxes sent to my community included rogue gluten items. The December 2023 box included a wheat-based ramen noodle packet. The January box included a gluten cookie.
This debacle inspired our founder to start Love Me Gluten Free, which is exclusively curated for the gluten-free community.
Photo: Here’s a look inside the July 2023 Urthbox.
(9) William James
William James is a new subscription box for the gluten-free community. Each box contains 5-6 gluten-free food items and costs $75 plus + $17 to ship. This is expensive for what you get, but maybe you’ll find its charming branding alluring. Learn more here.
Discontinued Gluten-Free Subscription Boxes
Love With Food used to offer a gluten-free subscription box, but the owners sold the business to Snack Nation, which no longer offers one.
American Gluten-Free went out of business and is no longer available.
SnackSack once offered a snack discovery box, but it is no longer available.
Sips By closed its tea subscription service in 2024.
Additional Reading
You might enjoy these articles, too:
- Gluten-Free Gift Guide – updated annually
- The Best Gluten-Free Products, Brands and Allergy-Friendly Foods
- 10 Tips to Eating Gluten-Free on a Budget
- Little GF Chefs Review: Best Gluten-Free Baking Kits for Kids
- 6 Reasons Why Gluten-Free Food is So Expensive
- These 9 Apps Will Help You Live Your Best Gluten-Free Life
- Gluten-Free Meal Kits by Green Chef: Reviewed by a Nutritional Professional with Celiac Disease
Thank you for letting me know.
December 11, I ordered gluten free boxes from Urthbox to give as Christmas presents to two family members with Celiac disease. One box arrived January 2. It was damaged. In addition, it had items that contained wheat. The second box still did not arrive. I requested a refund and believe I have a credit to the account. Not sure how I will actually get my money back but I would not order from them again.
My husband got me q subscription to green chef for mothers day, so that I could make gf meals. They are amazing and so fun to do!! Thete is a bit of a learning curve with timing all the prep and cooking, but after a few weeks I got it down. I like that you can take a break from getn meals each week. I have collected abt 3 dozen or so recipes from them so far, and I have started makn them with my own ingredients. It is so fun! I would highly recommend them.