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# How do I edit the number of meals in my plan?

To edit the number of meals in your plan, sign into your splendidspoon.com account and visit the "Your Plan" page. Click the "Edit" button next to "Your Box". From there you can edit the number of meals in your delivery.

This will be your new meal plan going forward so be sure to log back in if you'd like to switch meals ahead of each delivery!

Remember that you can only edit orders until the end of your "edit by" date. Once your delivery has been charged, you will need to reach out to our customer service team to request edits. They will do their best to accomodate, but may not be able to assist if the order has already been processed by our warehouse.


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