I’ve been asked to review quite a few different subscription box services, but only one (so far) has seemed worth mentioning. What is a subscription box service, you may ask. Generally, it is a monthly service that you sign up for and pay a monthly fee, and the company will send new products for you to try each month.
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Why would you want to try a subscription box service? Â Well, have you ever bought a product and then found it to be DISGUSTING? Â And you totally wasted your money on it, usually A LOT of money? Â The people at Cuisine Cube know what that’s like, and they want to save you from the nasty food and the wasted money. Â They do the tasting and find excellent products for you to try in your Cube each month.
Have you ever had salted caramel macaroons? Â Peanut butter and jelly macaroons? Â Who even knew they existed?
Chocolate souffle muffins? Â Blondies with coconut? Â Talk about awesome! Â Those are some great finds. Â Each month, you’ll get about 6 full-size items for $29.99. Â That even includes shipping. Â At about $5 an item with things you likely might not be able to find in your local area (or may be too afraid to try), it’s not a bad deal. Â You might even find a new favorite.
I hope you all had a happy and safe Halloween. Â Clear out the gluten candy. Â And, oh, could you pass another one of those chocolate souffle muffins? Â 😉
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OH my gosh! thank you so much for posting this! I was looking for something like thisQ
They have Candy Tree Gluten Free Raspberry Licorice Twists in the April box.