March’s Easter themed Degustabox certainly did not disappoint this time round. The box was full of lots of exciting goodies that made my mouth water as soon as I opened the box.
JuiceBurst Drinks RRP £1.25 per drink
So far I have only tried the Mango & Lime and it was absolutely delicious. A really refreshing drink that is bursting with fabulous flavours without it being too much. A definite thirst-quencher of a drink!
Jordan’s Granola RRP £3.69
Granola always goes down well with Mr C when it comes in the Degustabox. He said this was real tasty (I pass on the cereal front sadly, it’s just not my bag.) But, for the price tag of £2.69 it’s a little luxury that we sadly can’t afford when there are cheaper brands out there, just as good.
Crabbies Fruit Ciders RRP £1.50
I opted to try the Raspberry & Rhubarb flavour first and my word was I in for a treat. Being two of my favourite types of fruit, paired together was like a match made in heaven! If you are a fan of ciders but looking for something a little different, these won’t break the bank and might just get those taste buds whirring!
Bassett’s Jelly Babies RRP £1.48
I never used to like Jelly Babies when I was little, I never quite knew why but as I’ve got older I have started to appreciate them more! These were delicious, although don’t eat too many like I did because you might feel a little sick after they kick in.
Maynards Sour Patch Kids RRP £1
For £1 I thought these were a great snack for the cinema or a car journey! They don’t break the bank. For me sour sweets are great & probably one of my favourite types of sweet to indulge in. It’s a shame that they go from sour to sweet, but still they are tasty.
Lindt Lindor RRP £2
At £2 they aren’t the cheapest bag of chocolates but anyone who has ever tried Lindt chocolate will know that it’s worth it and this was no exception to the rule. Perfectly formed egg shapes (perfect for Easter!) the smooth chocolate is just something that only the heavens could possibly create. Whilst we are at it, pass me another one!
Pasquier Baked Bread Bites RRP .50p
The best way to describe these would a cross between frazzles and croutons. You get plenty in a pack so you don’t feel wronged! A perfect little treat for when you are peckish!
Kent’s Kitchen RRP £1.75
Kent’s Kitchen’s products never disappoint at all. I was most excited to try this out as I love spicy Szechuan from our local Chinese so these noodles were a perfect lunch time treat! They were tasty and flavoursome. Whilst you can buy other ‘’noodle’’ counterparts for slightly less it still beats an expensive sandwich or salad at lunchtime. At 222 calories you are looking after the waistline too!
BBQue Sauce RRP £3.99
Mr C was really excited to try this as he seems to think of himself as a BBQ sauce connoisseur. The packaging looks fancy, something you might find in a cool, quirky, hipster burger joint but sadly the contents didn’t quite live up to expectation. Whilst it was nice enough it was pretty runny and not as tasty as some other sauces you can buy. For £3.99 it’s not something I would pick up on the weekly shop.
GT Green Tea
I’n not a massive fan of green tea, so I am yet to try this. If it’s something to write home about I’ll be sure to let you know.
Natvia RRP £2
I gave up sugar a long time ago in my tea & coffee and made the switch to sweeteners. This was great to add to the cupboard and fab in my brews. The price is a little steep, but you only need a spoonful to get it sweet enough.
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Did you enjoy the Easter themed box? What would you say is your favourite?
Rebecca xxx
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*This box is sent to me as a gift and I am to share my experiences of the box. All views are my personal opinion.
