An open Degustabox snack subscription box filled with assorted packaged snacks, including packets of Kracklecorn, Chilli & Lime crisps, and a box of special tea, all surrounded by green and white packing material.

Degustabox Review

For the last few months we have been reviewing Degustabox – a subscription service where you are sent a box of food and drink items every month. I would be lying to you if I said I didn’t get a little bit excited when I receive the text message or email saying that my box is on its way. I love the surprises that arrive each month and last months box matched up to previous months expectations.

An open Degustabox snack subscription box filled with assorted packaged snacks, including packets of Kracklecorn, Chilli & Lime crisps, and a box of special tea, all surrounded by green and white packing material.
A selection of food and drink items on a kitchen worktop, including Maggi meal mixes from a recent Degustabox, bottles of Hornsby’s cider, Zeo lemon drink, spices, and other sauces and seasonings.
In our box we found:
Three packets of Portlebay Popcorn Kracklecorn in tempting flavours are displayed side by side on a speckled worktop, ready to be enjoyed as part of a snack subscription box or featured in a Degustabox review.3 packets of Kracklecorn from Portlebay Popcorn. There are 3 flavours available – Maple syrup & bacon, chilli & lime and Original sweet & salty. All are surprisingly nice tasting – I love the Maple syrup and bacon flavour. 
A purple-wrapped FRANK Honest Snacking Blueberry & Chocolate Snack Bar on a speckled worktop, featured in a Degustabox subscription box. It’s gluten, nut, and dairy free, a source of protein, and made with EnergySmart.1 Blueberry and Chocolate Frank Bar. A bar made with 100% natural ingredients. Available in 5 flavours. Free from Gluten, Refined Sugar, Nuts and Dairy.

Four Maggi meal mix packets from a recent Degustabox sit on a speckled worktop: So Juicy Oriental Soy & Garlic Chicken, Piri Piri Chicken, Beef & Ale Casserole, and Cheesy Chicken & Leek Potato Bake.A selection of Maggi sachets. Each one was a different flavour. I have never tried these before but I found that the ones we have tried so far are very full in flavour and are great for making a meal all the family will enjoy without making lots of mess preparing them. The boys favourite is the Chicken and Leek Pasta bake, whereas I preferred the Beef and Ale Casserole.

Two Dr Oetker seasoning containers are shown from a recent Degustabox review. The left holds red and white "Eton Mess" sprinkles, whilst the right features purple "Violet Crystals." Both are labelled as part of the Premium Collection.

Eton Mess and Violet Crystals sprinkles from Dr Oetker. Ideal for ice creams and cakes. They add the perfect finishing touch to any sweet dish.

Three bottles of ZEO soft drinks—Burst, Crush, and Zest—are displayed side by side on a worktop. Each bottle boasts a black cap and "No Artificial Ingredients" label, perfect for discovering in your next Degustabox snack subscription box.

3 bottles of ZEO soft drink. Available in 3 flavours – Burst, Crust and Zest. Available to buy from the Co-op, Tesco, Ocado and WHSmiths.

Two bottles of Hornsby’s Blueberry Cider stand side by side on a speckled worktop, labels displaying a rhinoceros and 4% alcohol content—perfect for pairing with treats from your latest Degustabox snack box review.

2 bottles of Hornby’s Blueberry Cider. I love cider. It is one of my favourite drinks, it never used to be until I discovered fruit flavoured varieties. This cider is sweet and refreshing and not over powering in taste. 

A yellow-green Green & Black’s Organic Lemon Dark Chocolate bar with 60% cocoa, displayed on a speckled surface—a citrusy treat you might find in a snack subscription box, with nutrition info and a Fairtrade logo visible on the packaging.

 1 bar of Green and Blacks Lemon Chocolate. Made from 60% dark chocolate with a hint of lemon. The perfect treat on a saturday night with a cup of tea in front of the TV.

A blue and white carton of "Special Tea" white tea with peach flavour, featured in Degustabox, contains natural fruit juices with no artificial colours, preservatives, or sweeteners, and holds 330ml—a refreshing pick from your favourite snack subscription.

1 carton of Peach and Lemon Specialty Tea from The Berry Company. Although fruit teas aren’t something I would usually like I really enjoyed trying this.

Degustabox costs pay £12.99 a month (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. The value of all the products in my box this month was in excess of £20. 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.


If you would like to try Degustabox for yourself, My Three and Me have been given a code for you to use. It will give you £3.00 off your first box. Simply enter UMS6Z at the checkout.  For more information, you can check out Degustabox on Facebook and Twitter too.

We will be reviewing Degustabox again next month. I can’t wait to see what surprises awaits us in our next box.
*I did not receive a financial payment for writing this review. However, I was sent this  product for the purpose of this review, all thoughts and opinions expressed in this piece are my own*

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