Kitchenful in a $1.9 million equity deal backed by VentureFriends, Goodwater Capital, and Jabbar.

Kitchenful, a Berlin, Germany-based food startup selling groceries via a meal customization software tool, announced completing a $1.9 million equity funding round.

The money was raised from investors including VentureFriends, Goodwater Capital, and Jabbar Internet Group. The proceeds will be used for expansion.

Kitchenful, founded in 2020 by CEO Christian Schiller, is working for building a retail grocery delivery business connecting local supermarkets with food needs provided via customers meal plans. The company has already established partnerships with REWE in Germany, Walmart and Kroger in the U.S. By partnering with supermarkets, Kitchenful can offer a great variety of products at supermarket prices.

Kitchenful is one the European startups that were part of Y Combinator in the summer of 2021. It previously raised $1 million from angel investors including N26 co-founder and CEO Valentin Stalf, Souq co-founder Samih Toukan, HighSnobiety’s David Fischer, DurstExpress MD Maik Ludewig, and Mendeley co-founder Victor Henning.