GRAZE Box
Graze.com is a invitation-only snack subscription service that mails a box of four items every two or four weeks.  The boxes are $6.00 each.  To sign up, you need a friend code; mine is SUZIH2FXP if you would like to use it.

Pear Tatin
pear, raspberry infused cranberries, yogurt coated sunflower seeds and almonds
See Box #2.


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GRAZE BoxGraze.com is a invitation-only snack subscription service that mails a box of four items every two or four weeks.  The boxes are $6.00 each.  To sign up, you need a friend code; mine is SUZIH2FXP if you would like to sign up.


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GRAZE Box
Graze.com is a invitation-only snack subscription service that mails a box of four items every two or four weeks.  The boxes are $6.00 each.  To sign up, you need a friend code; mine is SUZIH2FXP if you would like to sign up.

Coconut Paradise (formerly Bounty Hunter)
milk chocolate drops, coconut flakes and cranberries
See Box #8.


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At this point, I feel like Graze needs no introductions, but if you missed my previous posts about this snack subscription service, feel free to check them out.

So let's get snackin'!


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And with the arrival of this box, I've reached a dozen Graze boxes!  I'm still quite pleased with this subscription.  The snacks come in handy packages that I can easily toss into my purse so that I will always have something to nibble. They're relatively healthy - trail mixes and dried fruit are infinitely better than greasy potato chips, I'm sure ( Read more... )

This week's Graze box arrived all smooshed up - the snacks themselves were unaffected, but man, the box was in sorry shape.  But hey, it still tastes good so who cares if it's a little ugly?  If I was smart, I would have saved the snacks to take with me on my road trip to Bryce Canyon this week...but the munchies called and they are long gone.

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Ah, so happy for some snacky goodness.  There's not much junk food out in here Boulder - or at least, I don't let myself buy candy bars and potato chips every day.  I'm trying to eat more fresh food, and while Graze's contents aren't "fresh", strictly speaking, the snacks tend to be less full of processed chemicals.

Fruit and Seed Flapjack
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This'll be the last Graze box for a while.  I've pushed the next mailing back a month 'til after the move.

Scrumptious Blueberry Swirl
See Box #4.
Although, I'd like to add that this particular batch tasted stale and was much less palatable than the previous one.


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Not much to say except that if I was smart, I'd go through Graze.com's selections and block anything with chocolate until the weather cools down.  Nothing was liquefied or anything in this shipment, but after that heat wave earlier this month and the "feathered" look of the chocolate pieces in one of my snacks, it might be a wise precaution.

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This is the first Graze box I've had that repeated an item.  I'm not sure whether I should be happy or sad about that - on the one hand, it's nice to see something I liked again!  But on the other, if I want to keep trying new stuff I can't repeat old snacks.  For now, I won't screw around with my ratings to try to jigger the algorithm one way or ( Read more... )