A cardboard box labelled "Degustabox" in green letters, with white food and drink icons such as bread, cupcakes, coffee cups, and utensils scattered across the background—a perfect subscription box for any Degustabox review.

Degustabox Review

ByLouise

Another month has been and gone ( I know, I know where on earth are they going) and another Degustabox delivery has since landed on our doorstep. We love our box full of surprises and look forward to them arriving every month.

A cardboard box labelled "Degustabox" in green letters, with white food and drink icons such as bread, cupcakes, coffee cups, and utensils scattered across the background—a perfect subscription box for any Degustabox review.

Degustabox is a monthly subscription food box. You pay £12.99 (this includes delivery) and each month you will receive a box of  9 – 14 surprise food products – some of which are new products. The value of items in your box will always be more than what you have paid. However, if you aren’t happy with the service and you wish to cancel your subscription you can do so at any time as you are under no obligation to buy more boxes than you want too.

A variety of packaged food items from a Degustabox snack subscription box are arranged on a kitchen worktop, including gluten-free pasta, tomato sauces, crisp strips, snacks, bottled drinks, and freeze-dried apple slices.

This Month’s Box Contained:

A box of SpongeBob SquarePants Orange & Pineapple Fruit Drink, featured in a recent Degustabox review, showcases SpongeBob, orange slices, and juice cartons. The packaging highlights 50% less sugar and 4 x 200ml drinks per pack.

One pack of Appy Drinks (£1.99). Each pack contains 4 cartons of juice. Each carton contains 50% less sugar and calories than normal fruit juices. The juices are 100% natural with no added sugar or artificial preservatives. They are ideal for lunchboxes and for a quick drink whilst on the go. My Three really liked the Orange and Pineapple flavour. They thought Spongebob Squarepants on the packaging made them pretty cool too.

A clear plastic bottle with a blue cap, labelled "Loka" and "Citron/Lime," stands on a worktop against a beige wall—perfect for sampling in your next Degustabox unboxing. The label features green accents and images of lemon and lime.

One bottle of Lorina Coconut and Lime Lemonade (£1.49). Lorina is a premium French Lemonade that has been handcrafted since 1895. Only 100% natural ingredients that are free from artificial colours, flavours and preservatives are used by Lorina. Their coconut and lime drink is both unique and refreshing. It sounds like it shouldn’t work but it really does. I really enjoyed the drink. It is best sered chilled and could even be used as a mixer with alcohol – someone please pass the Malibu or vodka. Lorina has other flavours available and can be bought in either 330ml or 750ml bottles.

A white pouch labelled "The Snack Organisation Freeze-Dried Apple" with green apple illustrations and text promoting the snack as natural sits on a tiled surface—perfect for those discovering new treats through a snack subscription box or Degustabox review.

One packet of Freeze Dried Fruit (£1.00) from The Snack Organisation. There are four different fruits available – apple, strawberry, apricot and pineapple. We were sent a packet of freeze dried apple. My Three really liked it and loved it sprinkled on their breakfast cereals. The fruit are one of your 5 a day and are gluten free. They are 100% natural.

A packet of The Snack Organisation’s Sweet Chilli Rice Crackers, featuring a black and pink design with round crackers visible through a transparent section—perfect for your next snack subscription box discovery.

One packet of Rice Crackers (£1.00) from The Snack Organisation. There are three varieties in the range – lightly salted, sweet chilli and teriyaki. The rice crackers are baked not fried, they are also gluten free and suitable for vegetarians. They are available from Tesco and Sainsbury’s.

A red box of 9BAR Super Seeds Original snack bars, as seen in a Degustabox review, features a large white number 9 with a sun in the centre and text highlighting energy benefits and that it contains five bars.

One packet of  Original Carob Hit snack bars (£2.49) from 9Bar. Each bar is delicious and full of natural goodness. Every bar is full of sunflower, pumpkin, sesame and hemp seeds with a smooth carob topping. They are great for an on the go energising snack.

A bottle of Cirio passata and a tin of Cirio chopped tomatoes, featured in this month's Degustabox, are placed side by side on a kitchen worktop against a tiled background.

One bottle of Passata and one tin of chopped tomatoes (£2.25) from Cirio. Perfect to use in bolognaise. The ready to use sauce comes in a bottle for convenience if you don’t use it all at once it can be saved to use at a later date.                           

Two packets of Liberation oven-baked snacks from a recent Degustabox review sit on a speckled worktop: one chilli & lime coated corn, the other peppercorn peanuts with crunchy beans. Both have transparent windows and Fairtrade labels.
Two packets of nuts (£2.00) from Liberation Foods. Owned by small scale nut farmer co-ops in Africa, India and Latin America, Liberation’s mission as a Fair Trade nut company is to change the world for the farmers by bringing producers and consumers together so that everyone gets a fair deal. There are various varieties of nuts available –    Oven Baked Salted Cashews and Peanuts, Oven Baked Chilli and Lime Cashews with Peanuts and Baked mixed Peppercorn Peanuts with cashews and Habas Fritas. I wasn’t sure that I would like the nuts as they sounded very different to what I am used to eating, but I was pleasantly surprised and I loved them. Even the boys enjoyed them too.         

A box of Provena Gluten-Free Oat Muesli, seen in a Degustabox review, features muesli in a spoon, an apple slice, and oat grains. The packaging highlights its gluten-free status and fibre-rich benefits.

One box of Gluten Free breakfast cereal (£3.79) from Provena. The cereal is high in fibre and ideal for those who suffer from gluten intolerance and Coeliacs. The cereal is jam packed with oats and dried fruit that releases energy slowly.

One pot of Koduto Noodles (£1.99). Each pot is made with quality ingredients to make the perfect quick snack or lunch. Each pot is bursting full of flavour – coconut, chilli, chicken and coriander – it all sounds awful but when mixed together makes for a very tasty bite to eat. This dish is inspired by coconut laksa dishes from Malaysia.
      
Two packets of Chip Strips (£2.00). If you like Pringles chances are you’ll like Chip Strips. I have to be honest and say that I have never heard of these until they arrived in our box, but once we tasted them we loved them. Perfect for sharing (or not) this box of thin, long and crispy snacks are sure to go down a treat with everyone. 

Inside our box was a voucher, this voucher entitled us to purchase one block of President Butter (£2.00) from a local supermarket. President butter is made in Normandy, France from the finest creams. It has been a popular butter for over 40 years. It is great for baking and tastes lovely on hot toast. Perfect for breakfast or as supper with a cup of tea.

For more information about Degustabox you can find them on Facebook and Twitter. If you’d like to try Degustabox, My Three and Me have a code that you can use to get £6 off your box. Simply enter BLDEG15 at the checkout. 

We can’t wait to see what next months brings us. But whatever is in there, I’m sure we’ll be in for a treat or two.

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