graze.com

I signed up for this via a code for a free box plus the second delivered half price. The concept is that you receive weekly (on a date specified by you) a box containing three selections of snacks. The largest is fruit (eg. prepared pineapple, mixed grapes etc) and the other two contain mixtures of nuts, seeds, dried fruit and chocolate. They have their own mixtures eg. honey bee good (honey roasted cashews, pecans and peanuts) in the medium sized container and the small box is normally something like hazelnuts, mixed seeds, wasabi peanuts - that kind of thing. I like the variety and the opportunity for a healthier snack - although ...  Read the complete review

Graze is an online company who for £2.99 a week will send a recycled cardboard box containing 3 portions of fruit, nuts and healthy snacks. The portions are roughly 140g, 70g and 30g, and you get a good selection for your money. The largest of these is a fresh fruit portion, which does stay amazingly fresh due to a magical, technological sleeve. The next portion is a mix, ususally 3 types of dried fruit or fruit and nuts. The smallest portion is a 'treat' and can range from dairy free chocolate beans through to fruit juice infused raisins. A few months ago I was given a code for a free first box from Graze, with a half price second box. Always keen for ...  Read the complete review

I first heard of Graze when I saw they had an offer on to try a box for free. Well, I'm always up for something for nothing so I thought I'd give it a go. When I first went onto their website I found it slightly difficult to understand what I was signing up for, it didn't bother me as I wasn't paying but I'll try to give a bit of a description here so others aren't in the same position. When you sign up to Graze you sign up for weekly deliveries of fruit, nuts and treats. These are slim cardboad boxes which fit through your letter box and are delivered along with your normal post so you can have them delivered on one or more days between Monday and ...  Read the complete review

Graze, if you haven't heard of it, is a Web site that delivers healthy food to your home or office via the post. Their packaging is guaranteed to fit through your letter box so delivery is very easy. In each Graze box you will get a selection of little healthy treats. These can be fresh fruit, mixtures of dried fruit and nuts, yogurt-coated fruit and nuts, chocolate beans, olives, etc. To give you an example, in my box that arrives today (can't wait!), I will receive a mix called Copacabana which contains chocolate buttons both milk and dark with Brazil nuts, another mix called Bakewell Tart with dried cherries, raisins and almonds, plus smaller ...  Read the complete review

If you have never heard of Graze.com, it is basically a health food website that delivers lunch or a snack straight to your door or desk for £2.99. The website is bright, inviting and very easy to navigate. At the moment, you can order your first box of fruit for £1.49 as their opening offer. I got my first one delivered and it arrived on time in a small brown box. I got a mixture of fruit similar to a fruit salad and some nuts and seeds in different compartments. It tasted very fresh but i was a bit disappointed as i was still hungry after i ate it and the portions were a bit miserable. I could have eaten a lot more. Its a novel idea and great to ...  Read the complete review