Get These 20+ Healthy Whole Foods Staples on Amazon Now

From chia pudding to smoothies, Organic Light Coconut Milk ($2) is a healthy chef's essential.

Whether you're opting for gluten-free, high-protein baking or whipping up a protein shake, Grass-Fed Whey Protein Powder ($20) is a must.

The Frozen Edamame ($3) from 365 is great for salads or even just a high-protein, plant-based snack.

Heart-healthy Extra Virgin Olive Oil ($7) is the right kind of fat to have in your diet. Now you can get an even better deal on the otherwise pricey oil via Whole Foods on Amazon.

Make breakfast a little healthier and more wholesome with Organic Multigrain Waffles ($3) — it's a nutritious upgrade to your childhood Eggos of yesteryear.

The 365 Organic Unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar ($4) is an absolute must for metabolism-boosting drinks.

Meal prep usually starts with the cooking of quinoa for grain bowls throughout the week. Whole Foods's Organic White Quinoa ($6) is an awesome value for a large one-pound bag.

Shelf-stable Organic Almondmilk Unsweetened ($2) is a pantry and refrigerator mainstay for clean, healthy eating.

Add protein and fiber to salads, bowls, and meals with Organic Black Beans No Salt Added ($2).

If you prefer the milder taste of coconut oil to more flavorful olive oil, grab some of the 365 brand's Organic Unrefined Virgin Coconut Oil ($7) for cooking and baking.

Add some rootsy nutrition to your salads and grain bowls with Sliced Beets ($1).

If you're having a craving for sweets but you're trying to cut down on sugar, opt for this supertasty, fair-trade Organic Dark Chocolate 72% Cacao ($3). It's got high amounts of magnesium to boost your mood and alleviate cramps or soreness from exercise.

Add Organic Creamy Peanut Butter Spread Unsweetened ($4) to smoothies, oatmeal, and literally anything else you can think of because it's just so delicious.

BCAAs are essential to muscular recovery, and this inexpensive supplement can help curb soreness. The Vegan BCAA Complex ($8) is much less expensive than something you'd find at a supplement retailer.

Up the protein in your baked goods, atop your salad, or on your dinner plate with tasty Organic Garbanzo Beans ($1).

This 16-ounce bag of Black Chia Seeds ($10) will add magnesium, protein, and omega-3 fatty acids to your toast, smoothies, salad dressings, puddings, and more.

A light and airy snack, the Organic Reduced Fat & Sodium Popcorn ($2) is flavorful and satisfying, but healthier than the movie-theater stuff.

If you've been wanting to try collagen in your food, check out the Collagen Powder, Green Apple ($17).

Add fiber and nutrients to your baked goods or smoothies (for cheap!) with omega-3-rich Organic Brown Flaxseed ($3).

Keep some lean protein on hand with Alaskan Wild Salmon Red Sockeye ($5) — you can add it to salads, make a sandwich, or eat it on its own.

Make soup, stew, and more with Organic Green Lentils ($3) to up your fiber and protein intake for the day with a plant-based food.

If you're in the market for a new supplement, the Plant-Based Recovery Sport Protein ($50) will replenish your muscles, curb soreness, and help you make those gains.