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Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015

Lindsey Morse
ByLindsey MorseApr 27, 2015 | 1 comment

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Box

Vegan Cuts Snack Box is a monthly subscription box full of vegan and natural food products and snacks.

My Subscription Addiction pays for this subscription. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes.)

Vegan Cuts also offers a monthly Beauty Box. To get an idea what’s included in that box, you can check out Liz’s review of the March Vegan Cuts Beauty Box.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Inside

The Subscription Box: Vegan Cuts Snack Box

The Cost: $19.95 a month (less with longer subscription plans).

The Products: 7-10 vegan snacks (mostly gluten free).

Ships to: US, Canada (extra $8), and Internationally (extra $15).

Check out our previous Vegan Cuts Snack Box reviews.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Card

Each box comes with a card detailing the items included for that month.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Falafel

Flamous Organic Spicy Falafel Chips (1.6 oz)- value $1.67

I’ve had falafel chips before, and I really like them. They’re made with herbs, spices, and legumes to mimic the flavor of falafel, and, naturally, they’re great dipped in hummus. They’re also organic, non-GMO, gluten free, vegan, and kosher.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Thai

Thai Coconut Curry Popcorn by Pop Art (1.25 oz.)- value about $1.15

This popcorn is flavored with savory Thai spices and coconut milk. Curry-flavored popcorn is definitely a new discovery for me, and I think the flavor combination is really interesting. I like Thai curries, and I thought this popcorn definitely referenced the flavors they typically incorporate. It was mild (not spicy at all) with subtle flavors of coconut and lime. I’m a big fan of this product, and I was happy to see that there are only 55 calories per cup!

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Noodles

Organic Thai Red Rice Noodles by Explore Asian (8 oz)- value $3.80

I might be alone here, but I really like when snack and food boxes include products like this. It’s great to receive snacks that you can eat right away or grab on the go, but I think it’s also nice to receive something that can be incorporated into a meal. Truthfully, I’m never as excited to see these products when I open the box, but I feel differently when I’m scouring the cabinets looking for something to throw together for dinner. There’s a recipe on the back of the packet for Thai Red Rice Vermicelli and Vegetable Egg Rolls that sounds interesting. I might give that a try if these don’t end up in veggie noodle bowls first.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 MixtBag

R W Garcia MixtBag (1.5 oz)- value about $.50

MixtBag is a gluten free mix of blue and yellow corn tortilla chips. In addition to being gluten free, they are vegan (of course) and non-GMO. I like the idea of mixing blue and yellow tortilla chips, and I think the mix of colors would look great poured into a bowl. With Cinco de Mayo fast approaching, these might be a good choice for entertaining.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Dark Dog

Dark Dog Organic Energy Drink (12 fl. oz.)- value $2.50

(Note that through the end of April, Amazon is offering BOGO on cases of Dark Dog Energy Drink.)

Dark Dog is non-GMO, organic, and a natural source of caffeine (because it’s made with green tea, yerba mate, and guarana). Personally, I avoid energy drinks, but this one gets excellent reviews on Amazon.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Crackers

Grab the Gold Gluten Free Snack Bar (2 oz.)- value $2.49

Gluten Free Multi-Grain Crackers by Crunchmaster (.5 oz.)- value $.43

Grab the Gold Snack Bars are made without high fructose corn syrup, preservatives, and dairy. They’re also vegan, high in fiber, and contain no trans fat. Flavor wise, they’re made with peanut butter, oatmeal, and chocolate, which helps make them taste a little like a no-bake cookie.

I enjoyed the gluten free Crunchmaster crackers. As someone who can (and does) eat gluten, I’m always impressed when I taste a gluten-free cracker or cookie that I can’t tell is gluten free. That was the case with these.

Vegan Cuts Snack Box Subscription Review – April 2015 Beans

PureGreen Proten in Vanilla by Vibrant Health (.31 oz.)- value $1

YumEarth Naturals Sour Beans (.7 oz)- value $.80

YumEarth Naturals Fruit Snacks (.7 oz)- value $.80 

PureGreen Protein is a powder derived from vegetables that has the amino acid ratio of human muscle. It’s an alternative to protein powders derived from whey and egg albumin.

I love YumEarth Naturals candies. They’re vegan and organic, and free from gluten, dairy, nuts, soy, and artificial colors and dyes. I think they’re a great alternative to less natural candies, and their natural flavors are terrific. 

Verdict: This is my first Vegan Cuts Snack Box, and I enjoyed it. The box was packed to the brim with treats, and I feel I discovered some great new Vegan snacks. The value is a little over $15, which is less than the $19.95 monthly cost. I think this box would be a great choice for those looking to discover new vegan products, but I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone in search of a high-value food box. 

Do you subscribe to the Vegan Cuts Snack Box?

Lindsey Morse
Lindsey Morse

Lindsey is a professional baker, cold brew coffee addict, and rosé aficionado who loves writing about food and wine. When she’s not sharing her love of subscription boxes with the world, you’ll find her in the podcasting studio, perfecting her cake decorating techniques, or cursing her way through the New York Times daily crossword puzzle. 


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Paulette

Have you tried the noodles yet? I actually saw them in Israel last time I was there and brought them back for a friend who is gluten intolerant. Sadly, we were both pretty disappointed with them. On the other hand, I am addicted to yumearth snacks! This box looks great 🙂

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