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Graze - Box #20

I received this box on Tuesday 11th August. I was hoping for the last cookie packet as I really want to try the lemon cookies. Once I have tried them, I am thinking of cancelling my subscription!

Here is what I received in this box:-
Pepped Up Nutty Protein Power
- Black pepper cashews and almonds, roasted cashews & redskin peanuts (221kcal)
| Contains: Tree Nuts & Peanuts |
The black pepper cashews have a really nice peppery flavour, which isn’t too strong. The roasted cashews are nice, there’s not really a roasted flavour though. The almonds are lovely. They taste a little sweet but you do get the black pepper flavour. The black pepper was stronger tasting on the cashews. I think I still prefer the smoked almonds though. The redskin peanuts are kind soft and dry. They kind of taste of leaves, they are not very pleasant at all.
| Link - https://www.graze.com/1775/pepped-up-nutty-protein-power |
Salt & Pepper Veggie Protein Power
- Sea salt & black pepper cashews, roasted edamame beans, salted peas & broad beans (132kcal)
| Contains: Gluten, Soya & Tree Nuts |
The cashews taste like the black pepper ones in the previous packet, but with salt. The roasted edamame beans just taste like salted pistachios. The salted peas taste quite salty with a sweet kick. I’m not overly keen on them. The salted broad beans just taste plain. The salt is barely detectable.
| Link - https://www.graze.com/2688/salt-pepper-veggie-protein-power |
Belgian Speculoos Dipper
- Cinnamon pretzel sticks with a creamy Belgian Speculoos cookie dip (122kcal)
| Contains: Gluten & Soya |
I have had cinnamon pretzel sticks from Graze before, but I think the dip was different. I didn’t want to try the dip because it looks like caramel and I do not like caramel. The pretzel sticks smell quite strong of cinnamon, but they do not taste that strong. They are nice and how I remember them, but I still prefer salted pretzels.
| Link - https://www.graze.com/1395/belgian-speculoos-dipper |
Lightly Sea Salted Crunch
- Lightly sea salted peas, corn & broad beans with crunchy pretzel bites (128kcal)
| Contains: Sesame Seeds & Gluten |
The peas are ok; they taste more sweet than salty. I love the corn and pretzels. The broad beans are lightly salted, but they do taste kind of dry.
| Link - https://www.graze.com/2531/lightly-sea-salted-crunch |

I was hoping to receive the lemon cookie packet in this box, but I sadly didn’t! I would say this is the most boring box I’ve received this subscription. Nearly every packet contained beans or peas. I am a little beaned and peaed out! I have my fingers and toes crossed that I receive the lemon cookies in my next (possibly last) box!

| I purchased my Graze box for £3.49 from Graze.com |

| Use Code: REBBEC77B and you will get your 1st, 5th & 10th boxes for FREE (brand new customers only). I will receive a FREE box for every referral I make (ex. 2 brand new customers use my code = 2 FREE boxes for me). |
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