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Degustabox is a snack/food subscription that sends at least 10 full-sized products each monthly for only $19.99!This box has always been a favorite of mine because of the affordable price. Shipping is also free to the U.S., and they have a version of the box for U.K. residents as well.
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There were two box variations this month. Subscribers who have a Keurig machine received the Skinnygirl tea K cups and those who do not received marshmallows from Chicago Vegan Co. and Village Harvest rice. I received all three products as a reviewer so that people can see both options.
- Skinnygirl Mojito Mint K-Cups ($4.99) - I love mint tea but I'm not a huge fan of mojitos, but I'm willing to give these a try. They have all-natural lime and mint flavors with a green tea base.
- Soy Vay Asian Honey BBQ Sauce ($4.99) - Sweet barbecue is my favorite so I think this will taste really good. I'm going to use it for a chicken marinade.
- Pure Growth Organic Oatmeal ($2.98) - There were three possible flavors sent out and I received apples and cinnamon, which is my favorite of the three (the others were Maple and Brown Sugar and Original). This is made with 100% organic ingredients.
- Village Harvest Brown Basmati and Lentils ($3.29) - Subscribers who receive this (instead of the K-Cups) will receive one of two flavors. Village Harvest is a line of ethically-sourced rice and grains. The Brown Basmati and Lentils is made with Mediterranean spices and sounds delicious!
- Goya Lentil and Vegetable Soup ($1.99) - I love a good lentil soup. This one is rich in flavor for an easy to make homestyle meal.
- La Tortilla Factory White Corn and Wheat Tortillas ($2.99) - I have chicken going in the crock pot right now and I'm going to use these tortillas to make tacos for dinner tonight. They have 14 g of whole grain and no hydrogenated oils. They are also non-GMO.
- Mulino Bianco Sfilati ($3.99) - These little breadsticks are flavored with tomato and oregano and are a nice light snack. I would eat these on their own, but they'd be great to dip in soups or crushed on a salad, too.
- Mulino Bianco Galletti ($2.99) - These are an airy and crispy shortbread that means "little rooster" in Italian. They're topped with sugar crystals and have a light flavor, not dense like the Scottish type of shortbread.
- Barilla Farfalle ($1.68) - Barilla pasta is made with high-quality semolina and durum wheat flour for a perfect al dente texture. It's also made with non-GMO ingredients.
- Mutti Polpa ($2.29) - I have a soup recipe that calls for tomatoes so these finely chopped ones will be perfect for it. These tomatoes are made with juice of the tomato and thinly diced flesh.
- Barilla Traditional Basil Pesto ($2.99) - Barilla's pesto has a rich, nutty flavor made possible by freshly grated, premium Italian cheeses of Grana Padano and Pecorino Romano. Pesto is a great addition to pasta so I'm excited to try this.
- Chicago Vegan Co. All Natural Vanilla Marshmallows - These are listed as a gift on the info card and you'll receive them if you get the box with the Village Harvest rice (non-Keurig owners). There's no retail value listed. They have no gelatin and are Non-GMO Project verified, kosher, and 100% vegan.
Bottom Line: I'm excited to cook up the pasta with pesto sauce and I really enjoy the extra Italian items in this month's box. The lentil soup and honey barbecue sauce will be put to good use, too. I think May's box had a great variety of items and both box variations are great!
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