Hey hunni's,

 

 I have recieved my first ever Graze Box, after all the hype I have seen about these boxes I was delighted that it lived up to the hype and really enjoyed it.

 

In case you havent heard about these yummy boxes, Graze Box is a subsribtion box with over one hundred healthy and nutritious yummy snacks to choose from, four are included in each box. It is delivered straight to your door every week via Royal Mail in with your normal post so no need to sign for it and it fits through your letter box. You are not tied in at all as this subscription can be cancelled at any time.

When I signed up I had a discount code that intitled me to my first and fifth box free of charge which was excellent as if I did not enjoy my first free box I could cancel my subscription and that would be the end of graze box for me, fortunately I love my box and can't wait until my next one comes.

 

On the website you can rate the different snacks with the four options bin, try, like and love.  If you 'bin' a snack you will never recieve this in one of your boxes, goodbye olives!  If you 'try' a snack you will recieve this once.  If you 'like' a snack you will recieve this occassionally in your box.  If you 'love' a snack you will recieve this regularly in your box and even have the option to 'send soon'.  By giving graze box this information they can hand pick a box that they think you would enjoy.  After spending a while rating all the snacks they have to offer the box I recieved was perfectly suited to me.

 

 Bonnie Wee Oatbakes

Cheese and chive oatbakes with red onion marmalade

This was my favourite snack in the box, the oatbakes were delicious alone and just devine with a little smudge of the marmalade on the top.  This is the kind of savory treat I enjoy.

 

 Marvellous Macaroon

Amaretti drops, almond slices, coconut flakes and giant white chocolate buttons.

I was really looking forward to this one as I love all the ingredients, I did enjoy it but didnt love it.  I liked the amaretti drops, almond slices and coconut flakes together but as soon as you throw a white chocolate button into the mix all the other flavours are lost and it just becomes a big chocolate fest.

 

 Yin and Yang

Blanched almonds, jumbo raisins, dark chocolate buttons and cherries

Again I loved all the ingredients of this little pot of goodness, and they all worked really well together.  Unlike the white chocolate buttons these dark ones did not over power any of the other flavours and it was very balanced.  The cherries were my favourite.

 

Sticky Chocolate Pudding

Milk chocolate drops, jumbo raisins and green raisins

If you haven't guessed by now I love chocolate.  The name of this snack is what caught my eye and it was delicious but being a pudding I think this could be improved by adding some sponge balls to it.  I had never tryed green raisins before and they were pleasantly lovely.

 

After seeing those pictures of those yummy snacks if your tastebuds are not jumping all over your mouth then you deserve a medal.  Im sure you would all love to try Graze out for yourself so I have a little treat for every single one of you.

 

You can order you own FREE Graze Box by clicking HERE

 

For each person who orders their free box by clicking on the link above, Graze will donate £1 to the Graze School of Farming in Uganda

 The school of farming teaches locals how to grow fruit trees in deprived rural Uganda. The project provides local students with tuition, tools and support to start their own orchards. The school invigorates poor rural areas by improving nutrition (the diet in these areas is generally very poor), increasing productivity from the land, empowering locals and providing a source of income. They teach the locals how to grow Avocado, lemon, mango, orange, paw paw and sweet bananas.

 

Have you tryed Graze yet or will you be trying them with the free box, what are your opinions?

 

Love

 

Gemma

 

xxx