Graze Box

Craig1981

Craig1981

Craig1981

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I was recommended this from a friend who recently started getting it. Its basically a range of healthy snacks that you get sent weekly. They have over 100+ snacks to choose from and you can rate them so they either never send an item to you or send it to you occasioally or regularly.

I got my first box today, which was free thanks to a voucher from my friend. Heres what I got in my first box:

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Summer berry flapjack with cranberries. Quite nice. The flapjack was moist and the cranberries were tasty. Leaving this as "try" as I wouldn't mind it again, but not regularly.

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Honeycomb Crunch - milk chocolate coated honeycomb, raisins and almonds. Tried this one second. The chocolate covered honeycomb is very morish! And the almonds and raisens compliment it nicely, balancing out the high sweetness of the chocolate. Another one I'll be rating as "like" as I'd enjoy getting it occasionally, but probably not on a regular basis.

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Cheddar Gorge - cheese cashews, baked herb bites and salsa corn sticks. Snacked on these first. Really nice. The little crackers were really nicely seasoned and the cheese cashews and corn sticks were nice as well. Definetely putting this as like.

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Jaffa Cake - roasted hazels, orange infused raisins and dark chocolate buttons. This was not bad, but I dont think I would get it again, at least not for a while. The hazels and chocolate buttons were nice enough and the raisens were fine too, but thats all I can say about it really.

Gonna make this last several days, so will update my post when I've tried each snack. And will post again to show what I get in future boxes. Anyone else use Graze Box or have used it in the past? :D
 
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When it's free then it's worth it. Otherwise it's good for expanding your horizons I guess. After that you're better off just buying the components to make the snacks separately.

Still, good work on trying something that isn't jacket potatoes with baked beans and coleslaw :)
 
I got the free one quite a while back, too expensive to subscribe to though. It wasn't unique enough for me over what you can already buy in a supermarket (which is cheaper).
 
It doesn't seem too overpriced to me. Plus I like that each punnet is portion controlled, which would stop me from overeating, which is what I tend to do when I've made my own nuts/dried fruit boxes in the past. I would keep going back and taking another handful.

I'm not gonna cancel it just yet. Thanks to the voucher my next box will only be £2.78 anyway. I'm actually quite excited to see what I get next since theres still 103 things on my "try" list, so I could end up with virtually anything :D

I also had voucher codes they sent me which would allow people on here to get a box of their own for free, but I dunno if I should post it or not. Dont wanna break any forum rules...
 
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Craig1981 said:
It doesn't seem too overpriced to me. Plus I like that each punnet is portion controlled, which would stop me from overeating, which is what I tend to do when I've made my own nuts/dried fruit boxes in the past. I would keep going back and taking another handful.

I'm not gonna cancel it just yet. Thanks to the voucher my next box will only be £2.78 anyway. I'm actually quite excited to see what I get next since theres still 103 things on my "try" list, so I could end up with virtually anything :D

I also had voucher codes they sent me which would allow people on here to get a box of their own for free, but I dunno if I should post it or not. Dont wanna break any forum rules...
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As long as it's not a referral it's not breaking any rules.

These voucher codes do come up quite regularly though. If you like the boxes it's worth keeping an eye on the usual voucher sites and getting the stuff delivered to different addresses.
 
Loads of people start of really enthusiastic in the office with them until they build up a draw full of the 1/4 they don't like then cancel.

Gimmick imo
 
Our whole office went through a graze phase, I got the free one and then a couple half price. I logged onto the website and systematically removed any vaguely healthy options, in the end all they could send me were cashew/pistachio nuts, focaccia and bombay mix. Balls to the healthy snacks!
 
I used to get them, then got fed up as I didn't like a lot of the things with dried fruit in (especially dried tropical fruits - so sour!) so what I did get was getting repetitive.

The summer berry flapjack is yum.
As is the honeycomb crunch (was always my favourite, along with the vanilla seeds)
As is the cheddar gorge thing.
Hated the jaffa cake one (the sultanas or whatever they were, soaked in orange, were gross IMO).

The tea and cake ones were great, as were the breads.

Lots of people I know got them for a while, then got bored/decided actually they were really quite expensive for what you get, and stopped, like me.

Just FYI, they send you the referral codes with every box. And every so often they will send some vouchers for 3 free boxes for friends.
 
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Respect to the OP for trying to make it last a few days. We get one every Saturday morning and the lady and I destroy it before we've finished our morning coffee.
 
Yeah, I did the same when I got my boxes. Demolished them as soon as I got them! I tried it because of the groupon thing; £5 for 3 (or was it 4) deliveries which was decent, but it is quite expensive normally.

I had to 'bin' so many because they were pretty much the same as others or I didn't like what was in them so in the end it was pretty much just the unhealthier ones left! The flapjacks/cakes ones are nice, as are the snacks/dips ones. All the fruit/nuts one are ok but sometimes got a bit boring eating the whole box of it.
 
Initially got these for me and the gf via a Groupon then both kept it on for a while but stopped due to the cost and getting a bit bored.

Recently got an invite to their breakfast porridge boxes which are really nice, various porridge with fruit and nuts in, some with a separate thing of honey. Worth trying if you get a code as I don't think they're generally available yet.
 
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