This is probably one of my favorite subscriptions every single month, because it is food, which means I do not have to cook, and it is awesome. I have been getting SnackFever for probably over a year now, and I do not regret buying it at all, and I never will, because it is wonderful, and it ensures that I do not get hangry when I am at work, because that is an emotion we all experience, and it is dangerous, as it cause irrational decisions.
Their boxes come in 3 different sizes: Mini, Original, and Deluxe. You can view all three box sizes here. I will point out, that even though it comes in different sizes, I’ve discovered that the Deluxe box usually lasts me a full month, and right by the time I run out, the next one shows up. Yes, it is a little bit more expensive, but it lasts way longer for all you hangry people.
Here’s some pictures of everything that came in the January box:
Things to know about the Deluxe box:
- Every month it normally comes with 15-20 different snacks to try in it
- They also give out cute little freebies in every box. This month was a BTS Pop-up Card, a little notebook, and a cute little pouch (you can see them in the first image).
- They usually give a wide array of products that appeal to different flavor palettes, and since they ship straight of Korea now, they always have AMAZING snacks.
- Also, since Korea has different food regulations than the US, the snacks don’t have nearly as many of the things that you can’t understand in American snacks, as well as being a bit lighter on the salt (something you notice when you go back and try to eat American snacks, as they are all WAY too sweet for me now)
- Things I have eaten in this box already, and loved: the peach gummies, the princess chocolate, the nuts, the corn chip/Korean bugles, the long cow stick thing, one of the Victory pies, the jello thingie with Ryan on it, the pink cow candy-marshmallow things, and one of the Bing Bing chocolate cones.
- Things that I ate that I didn’t like: 없다… I liked it all, and I usually do.
So I’m not giving food a level on the K-Crack scale, especially because this is a repeating subscription, and I love it every single month, cause it is food, and what’s not to love about food. This basically meals it would get a 500 mg every single month, so i”m just not going to do it, unless I’m doing the actual cooking, which would then mean everything gets 0 mg, because I’m terrible at cooking. Honestly, this is just my little taste of Korea once a month that I eat myself and share with friends. It’s just super nice! Check it out here.
What are your favorite korean snacks, K-Nuggets?
사랑합니다!
–Rachel
