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Graze Subscription Box Review + Free Box Coupon – Feb 2016

Lindsey Morse
ByLindsey MorseFeb 8, 2016 | 9 comments

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Graze
4.2 overall rating
94 Ratings | 24 Reviews

Graze is a mini-snack subscription box that sends a customized selection of treats weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. They offer over 100 different snacks that you can rate online, which, over time, helps tailor your subscription to your particular snacking preferences.

For subscribers with food sensitivities, it’s easy to trash snacks that contain gluten, dairy, or any other specific ingredient; however, Graze snacks are produced in a facility with nuts, wheat, milk, and many other foods that might not make this subscription a good fit for anyone with severe food allergies.

Boxes are shipped via USPS and are conveniently designed to fit in most standard mailboxes.

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The Subscription Box: Graze

The Cost: $11.99 per box for an 8-snack box or $25 per box for a sharing box that contains 5 bags of snacks (about 20 servings).

ACTIVE DEAL: Get 50% off your first 8-snack sampler! No coupon needed - just use this link.

The Products: Healthy snacks tailored to your specifications.

Ships to: US (and UK via the Graze UK site).

Check out all of our Graze reviews, and visit the Food Subscription Box Directory to learn about other snack subscription boxes!

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Each box comes with a personalized fold out card that provides tips from Graze’s nutritionist and information about the Graze rewards program. This box also included a card with information on how to purchase additional one-time boxes at a discount.

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The back of the personalized fold out card has nutritional info, ingredients, and expiration dates for each snack.

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Tuscan Pesto Kern Pops

This snack consists of cheddar popped corn kernels and mini basil breadsticks. It’s high in fiber and contains only 130 calories.

Chocolate Pretzel

I think I say this in every review, but my husband and I are big fans of Graze’s “dippers.” In this one, lightly salted pretzel sticks are paired with a cocoa and hazelnut dip, and it’s a winning combination. I don’t believe we’ve tried this one before, but I’m going to have to adjust my online preferences to make sure we receive it again soon!

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Salted Fudge & Peanut Cookie

This snack, on the other hand, is one that’s been popping up a lot lately. It’s a mix of salted peanuts, redskin peanuts, vanilla fudge, and mini chocolate cookies. My husband is a big fan of this snack, so he always claims it (though, he always lets me steal a cube or two of the fudge).

Apple & Cinnamon Flapjack

Graze’s flapjacks are another favorite in my house. This one is made with rustic rolled oats, apple, and cinnamon.

Graze-February-2016-Energizer

Anytime Energizer

Anytime Energizer is a mix of cherry, pear, and walnut. According to the package, this mix provides a large dose of copper and magnesium, great sources of energy.

Vitamin C Crush

My husband is a sucker for tropical flavors, so he loves this blend of pineapple, mango, and coconut.

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Chocolate Cherry Protein Granola Topper

This is only the second time I’ve received one of Graze’s Granola Toppers, and I’m a big fan. I tried this one with some plain Greek yogurt, and it made a delicious (and quick!) breakfast.

Herby Bread Basket

Of all the snacks I receive from Graze, I probably get this one most often. It’s not my favorite snack flavor-wise, but I often crave carbs when I’m hungry, and Herby Bread Basket always seems to satisfy my craving and keep me from further nibbling.

Verdict: Graze is one of the first subscription boxes I ever signed up for, and it’s still one of my favorites. I love Graze’s single-serve packs and their large variety of snacks. The quality of the snacks is generally very high, and I like how easy it is to tailor my preferences online.

I used to subscribe to their 4-snack box (with delivery every two weeks), and I was automatically upgraded to the 8-snack box last month when they did away with the 4-snack option. I’ve since changed my subscription so that I only receive one box per month, and I’m pretty happy with the way things are working out. I’m now receiving the same number of snacks per month for less money!

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Graze is a monthly subscription of wholesome, healthy snacks. You get to select which of their 100+ snacks you want in each 8-snack box, as well as the delivery schedule. Choose to receive snacks every week, every two weeks, or every four weeks.
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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9 comments

Ally

I ordered 2 flap jack boxes and 1 8-snack box for delivery week of 2/8, but did not receive any. I was charged for them, but never delivered. I sent them a couple of emails, but no response . Now, my 2/15 8-snack box order states it was delivered today. But, no delivery. Not happy with this company and their lack of folow up. Not to mention, being charged with no delivery. I’ve never had a problem with delivery with other subscription boxes. Any advice on what to do next to get my boxes or money back?

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Ragan

There isn’t US mail delivery today (President’s Day). Probably a misscan at the post office.

I’ve only had two Graze boxes come so far but both were delivered in a reasonable amount of time. Sorry you’re having trouble. Have you tried Facebook or Twitter? I usually get pretty good responses from companies via Twitter (since they can’t delete posts…).

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Tillia

I have to get this box but I am having trouble justifying another food box, ( I live alone)..or any box for that matter. I know it’s not expensive but lot’s of boxes add up. But somehow I will win over logic! I always seem to..LOL!

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ATLMegan

Thanks for the info/experience with the larger box!

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ATLMegan

I would love to see a review of the sharing box and how it compares to Naturebox. I got Naturebox for a year but got a little tired of the selection. I wonder if you get to select from 100+ snacks for the sharing box from Graze?

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L

I’ve been receiving a few things in my graze box that I swear I put do not send so I’m a little eh about that. I really liked Nature Box, their figgy bars are bae. However, when both boxes aren’t on sale they are just too pricey imo. I got a groupon for graze where I got 4 large boxes for I wanna say $20. I had to make a new account which is sort of inconvenient because the groupon was for new accounts. One thing I do kind of judge subs on doing is trying to offer deals ONLY to new customers or offering the best deals to new customers. I get you want to entice new people but with that business plan you are not working on retaining existing customers. Which makes me just having to sign up with another email to get a discount. Also the berry flapjack in graze is soo yummy! It tastes similar to nature boxes figgy bars (which imo taste nicer than a fignewton) .

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Marion

No, they have about 40 snacks that are available for the sharing box. You have to put at least 10 on your list that you would like to receive, but if you put a star by it, they say they try to send that one to you for sure.

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Virginia

I ordered the share box once because I could choose 10 or 15 favorite items and they would choose from that list. When I received it none of my favorites were included. They told me it was a special with items they chose. Most items I could not eat because of health and teeth issues. The bags do hold a lot and I liked the fact they supposedly would send items on your list. It says that now but I am scared to try again.

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Marion

What a bummer! They usually seem so conscious about not automatically giving people the new snacks they create if they know there might be issues with the snacks. Did you pay the full $25 for the box?