A selection of various packaged foods and drinks on a kitchen worktop, as you might find in a snack subscription box, including cereal, rice sticks, noodles, crispbread, soy sauce, olive oil, beer, chocolate, tea, and fruit snacks.

Degustabox Review

If you like trying new food I would highly recommend you try Degustabox. If you’ve never heard about the company before let me tell you a little about them. Degustabox is a monthly subscription food box. Each month you pay £12.99 (this includes delivery). Inside each box, you will receive 9 – 14 surprise food products, items vary each month and some of them are new products. The value of 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 selection of various packaged foods and drinks on a kitchen worktop, as you might find in a snack subscription box, including cereal, rice sticks, noodles, crispbread, soy sauce, olive oil, beer, chocolate, tea, and fruit snacks.

Inside This Months Box:

Red box of Finn Crisp Original thin sourdough rye crispbread, featured in a recent Degusta Box review. The packaging highlights 20% fibre, 100% wholegrain, and no additives. Image shows crispbread slices with salmon and herbs. Net weight: 200g.
Finn Crisp – Crispbread (£1.20). This Nordic snack is made using all natural ingredients. Made from wholegrain, rich in fibre, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants Crispbread is perfect to enjoy as a snack or as part of your lunch. Because the Crispbread are baked with sourdough they are low in fat too. 
A clear plastic bottle of COLDPRESS Golden Delicious apple juice with a black cap, often featured in monthly food boxes like Degustabox. The label highlights a sliced green apple and reads "Cold Pressed," "Apple Juice," and "New.
Coldpress – Apple juice (£1.40) tastes fresher because it is cold pressed rather than heat pasteurised because this method is used it’s able to retain more nutrients than everyday pasteurised apple juice. This juice is very refreshing and perfect to drink on the go or alongside a meal.
A 50g bar of Conscious Organic Raw Chocolate in "Plain Jane" flavour sits on a speckled countertop. Featured in a recent Degustabox review, the purple and brown packaging highlights its 70% cacao, dairy-free, and gluten-free qualities.
Conscious Chocolate – Chocolate bar (£3.00). A raw, organic, vegan hand-made truffle like chocolate bar. Available in three flavours – Plain Jane, Intense and Chilli Hot. We sent a bar of the Plain Jane chocolate. We really enjoyed trying the chocolate.

A box of Jordans Country Crisp Fruit & Nut cereal is shown, featured in a DegustaBox subscription box. The blue packaging displays clusters, dried fruit, and nuts, with a red "NEW" label in the top corner.
Jordans – Country Crisp Cereal (£2.69). A light and crunchy cereal full of oat clusters, various dried fruit and nuts. I have recently been trying to eat healthier and have started every morning with a bowl of this cereal. I have noticed that I am fuller for longer after eating the cereal. I love that it is full of fruit like dried apples and banana and I absolutely love the cashew nuts, it makes a nice change to my usual cereal.

Two packets of Amoy "Taste of Asia" cooking sauce—Thai green curry and Malaysian laksa—are shown. Both, featured in a recent DegustaBox review, are black with images of prepared dishes and marked "new".
Amoy – Taste of Asia Sauces (£1.79 each). A new range of sauces from Amoy, available in a pouch making them easier to store and use. Each pouch allows you to make a truly authentic Asian dish within a matter of minutes. Sauces include Thai Green Curry, Malaysian Laksa and Thai Massaman.

A green glass bottle of Tsingtao beer stands on a worktop against a beige wall with a white electrical socket in the background, ready to be enjoyed after your Degustabox unboxing snack subscription box experience.
Halewood International – Tsingtao (£2.00). Recognised as the finest beer in China, Tsingtao is a smooth and easy to drink Pilsner. Founded by the Anglo-German Brewery Co. Ltd in 1903 in the seaport of Qindao in North Eastern China, it is still brewed using pure Laoshan Mountain spring water. Only the finest malt, hops and blend rice are used to make this beer. 

A bag of Yushoi Snapea Rice Sticks in Smoked Salt & Szechuan Pepper flavour sits on a kitchen counter, featured as part of a monthly food box, with the front packaging and details visible against a tiled wall.
Calbee – Yushoi Sticks (£2.00). Made using green peas, these rice sticks are a healthier alternative to crisps. They contain just 99 calories per 21g serving and are suitable for vegetarians and vegans, are nut and dairy free and they are high in both fibre and protein. Recently I gave up eating crisps, these have been perfect for when I’ve had a craving for a savoury snack.

A bottle of Clarks Carob Fruit Syrup with a gold cap and label, featuring a heart design and text stating it is a low GI natural sweetener for tea, coffee, baking—perfect for your next Degustabox or subscription box review.
Clarks – Carob Syrop (£2.39). A naturally sweet low GI syrup that is made by extracting the fruits from Mediterranean carob plants. It can be used to sweeten drinks and in baking. It’s suitable for vegetarians and vegans and even diabetics when used as part of a controlled diet.

A purple packet of Slim Noodles ready to wok, featured in our Degustabox subscription box. The packaging highlights its low calorie, high fibre benefits and includes a free recipe inside with a tempting bowl of noodles pictured on the front.
Nah Foods- Slim Noodles (£2.49). Made from organic Konjac flour and oat fibre these noodles are a healthy alternative to regular noodles. They have only 9 calories per 100g have 0 carbs, are gluten and fat free and help you to feel fuller for longer meaning you snack less.

AO Foods – Fit Fit bar (79p each). Fit Fit bars are made from dried fruits and nuts. They’re ground to a paste and the Apricot bar uses a little sulphur dioxide to add a little colour. I really liked these treats. I wasn’t sure what they would taste like as I’ve never tried (or heard of anything like them before). The texture it a little like a prune I thought and you could really taste the fruits in them. Great as a snack when you’re trying to give up the sweet treats that are bad for you.

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 430NWW at the checkout.

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