We're proud to partner with NY Common Pantry, whose mission is to reduce hunger and promote dignity, health, and self-sufficiency. The recent concern over coronavirus has impacted NYCP's volunteer base and this important organization's ability to serve some of NYC's most vulnerable communities. FreshDirect is standing with NYCP by assisting with the packing and provision of meals for our neighbors in need. We encourage you to join us by adding a donation to your order in one of the amounts below.

Check out our new canned and frozen food bundles that get you everything you need in a single click, plus more great basics for a well-stocked fridge and pantry.

Because what doesn't go well with an egg yolk? (that's where all the good nutrients are)! Put it atop pizza, toast, salads, or days you just need to add a little protein and don't have much else in the fridge.

Get ready, stay ready: shop everything to help ward off germs, boost your immune system, and stock the shelves for emergencies.

Stock your fridge with farm-fresh produce. We're talking things like grapes so crunchy that your neighbors will complain about the noise and tangerines so juicy that you'll need an umbrella to eat them.

We work with sustainable fisheries to bring you the very best seafood for your table, from king salmon that's responsibly raised in pristine, remote areas of New Zealand by Ora King to incredible, great-tasting fish brought to us by our Icelandic partners Matorka and Icemar. When you add them to your cart, you're supporting the best practices for the environment and ensuring the health of fish populations around the world.

Ark Foods' bowls offer all of the comfort of your favorite pasta dishes, but with a plant-based twist. Their cauli mac bowls are impossibly creamy and satisfying, but use a cashew-based cheddar sauce and cauliflower "macaroni." There are also sauced-up spaghetti bowls that take vitamin-C rich rutabaga and turn it into spiralized noodles. Best of all, these single-serving bowls are microwaveable, meaning that a tasty veggie meal is just minutes away!

The secret to making your own crudite platter is here in just a few taps - just add veggies like cut carrots, celery, broccoli florets, bell peppers, and more with your favorite dips. You can go classic hummus or ranch, or kick things up a notch with baba ghanouj or green goddess dressing!

Get ready for a snack attack with these healthy picks. From Hungry Bird Eats crackers to Hu Kitchen paleo chocolate, we've got you covered from sweet to savory.

Roast or grill a chicken according to your favorite recipe and pair with seasonal veggies and a light, earthy red.

Not only are many tinned fish varieties good for you, they're versatile and ready to be used in a wide variety of dishes. So make like the Spanish and add them to crostini or toasts, toss them with pasta or salad, or serve them with grains and veggies for a winning lunch or dinner.

We're celebrating fermentation this month because fermented things like yogurt, bread, and pickles are some of the very best things. They're known to promote immune, gut, and digestive health, which is all the more reason to get behind foods like the ones on this list.

We're so thankful that yeast met barley, water, and hops to create beer! Yeast converts the sugar in the grain to alcohol and CO2, making it boozy and delish. Wanna discover more? Try these beers and taste for yourself!

Intimidated to cook these babies at home? We've got you! Pat the scallops dry and sprinkle with a little salt & pepper. Heat oil in a pan at medium-high until hot. Place scallops in pan in a single layer, spaced evenly. Leave them undisturbed for about 2 minutes then flip them and cook for another minute. Add a tablespoon of butter to the pan and let it bubble and brown. Tilt the pan slightly towards you and spoon the brown butter over the scallops repeatedly for 20 seconds, et voila!

Having a seder for the Passover holiday? Let us help you make it simple (and simply delicious) by ordering a fully-prepped and ready to heat meal from our in-house kitchens.

We've picked a mix of kosher wines and paired them with some of our non-kosher favorites to celebrate Passover. L'Chaim!

There's plenty of goodies to enjoy during Passover, like flourless chocolate cake, macaroons, and of course lots and lots of matzo.

Get the goods for the perfect Easter brunch at home. Bonus points for extra eggs and mimosas!

Planning on making brunch Easter Sunday? Don't forget the coffee and tea! These premium picks will hit the spot after running around on an egg hunt.

From cakes and cookies to bunny-shaped everything, Easter is a great occasion to try your hand at making something special and sweet. Get started with these baking essentials.