A snack subscription box featuring a bag of cocoa biscuit crunch, six chocolate chip mini muffins, and three condiment sachets, all packed together in green insulated packaging.

Degustabox Review

If you are a regular reader of My Three and Me you will know that every month we are sent a box of delicious foods from Degustabox. Every month I look forward to my delivery as each box is full of surprise food items. I get really excited when I receive an email telling me that my delivery is scheduled as I can’t wait to see what the box has inside.

A Degustabox contains a bag of cocoa cookie crunch, gluten and wheat free chocolate chip mini muffins, and condiment sachets, all arranged in green bubble wrap packaging—perfect for your next snack subscription discovery!. A selection of packaged food items from a recent Degustabox sits on a kitchen worktop, including Melba Thins, peanut butter, lemon drink, coconut chocolate, muffins, and more. A tiled wall with switches is visible in the background.

If you’ve never heard of Degustabox let me tell you a little about them. Degustabox is a monthly subscription service. 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.

Inside this months box:

A jar of Whole Earth 3 Nut Butter stands on a worktop. The label shows it contains cashews, peanuts, and hazelnuts, displays logos for organic certification and mixed farming, and is perfect for adding to your next Degustabox snack subscription box.
One jar of Whole Earth Three Nut Butter (£3.00). A combination of all the goodness of cashews, hazelnuts and peanuts. Made with the finest natural ingredients but no added sugar. Tastes lovely on toast for breakfast or as a late night snack. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians. 
Two Beet It Sport Pro-Elite Bar protein bars with purple beetroot illustrations on silver wrappers, lying on a speckled worktop—perfect for a Degustabox review. The text highlights beetroot, oat flapjack, and "the power of NO.
Two Beet It Sport Bars (£1.85 each). Each bar contains c400mg of dietary nitrates and are used by over 150 universities world wide for researching the benefits of lowering blood pressure and improving sports performances. 

A box of Original Melba Thins, perfect for your snack subscription, features an owl made from cheese, cucumbers, and olives on a cracker. The text reads "Quite somethin'" and "For night owls & early birds," with a crescent moon in the top right corner.

One packet of Melba Thins (£1.39), Perfect for a light lunch or snack topped with cream cheese, grated cheese, jam, ham or just a little butter. Each box contains 10 individually wrapped packets of thins.

Two boxes of Schwartz Flavour Shots sit on a kitchen worktop—Indian Mild Masala Curry and Spanish Paella—each displaying meal images, serving suggestions, and cooking times, perfect for a food box review or snack subscription box feature.

Two Schwartz Flavour Shots (£1.40 each). Each recipe base contains a unique blend of herbs, spices and seasonings infused in sunflower oil to help you create great tasting meals. You simply spoon the mixtue into a pan add your ingredients, simmer and serve. Available in 8 different flavours including Indian Mild Masala Curry and Spanish Paella. 

A standing pouch of Lily O'Brien's Cocoa Cookie Crunch chocolates with an image of chocolate biscuits on the front, featured in a recent Degustabox review, sits on a speckled worktop against a tiled wall background.
One packet of Cocoa Cookie Crunch biscuit pieces from Lily O’Brien’s (£2.60). Crunchy chocolate biscuit pieces, smothered in smooth milk chocolate. Perfect to share (or not) or to eat as a treat on the go.

A clear plastic container of six chocolate chip mini muffins with a red label stating "Chocolate Chip Mini Muffins," "Gluten Free," "Wheat Free," and "Individually Wrapped"—a delightful find for any snack subscription box.
One carton of muffins from thr American Muffin Company (£2.50). Each carton contains 6 gluten and wheat free muffins. They also make wheat and gluten free cakes, brownies and cookies too. Ideal for lunchboxes, picnics or a snack on the go.

A yellow-orange container labelled "Peanut Hottie Peanut Butter Flavour Hot Drink" with the text "Take me home... love your Peanut Hottie." Featured in a Degustabox review, it shows two peanuts and lists 83 calories per serving.
One jar of Peanut Hottie (£3.00). The world’s first Peanut Butter flavoured hot drink. The drink is made from American peanuts to create a smooth and indulgent hot drink. 

A green plastic bottle of Laimon Fresh sparkling lemon, lime, and mint drink stands upright on a worktop. Often featured in Degustabox subscription boxes, its label displays lemon, lime, mint leaves, and “100% natural ingredients and juices.”.
One bottle of Laimon Fresh (£1.99). A refreshing light sparkling lemon, lime and mint flavoured soft drink. Made with 100% natural ingredients. Delicious on its own but would make an awesome mojito cocktail.

One Jack Link’s Beef Snack (£1.39). A delicious snack that is perfect for people on the go. Made with the best quality beef and seasoned with a unique blend of spices before being roasted. 

For more information about Degustabox you can find them on Facebook and Twitter. Make sure you head over to their Facebook page as they have a great competition running at the moment. You have until the end of April to enter. If you’d like to try Degustabox for yourself. My Three and Me have been given a code that you can use to get £3 off your first box. Simply enter C03NH at the checkout. 


I’m looking forward to when our Degustabox delivery arrives, I can’t wait see what treats await us in our next box.

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