Graze Box - does anyone use it?

askin74 · September 2011

I am a complusive nibbler, especially at work, where I tend to nibble on fruit. I have been looking for an alternative, but still healthly snacks. I have just been looking at the Graze Box. com website and wondered if anyone else uses them. The appeal for me would be that they come in portions, cos if I purchased a bag of nuts or seeds will would eat them until they were gone!! But what question how healthy are they and do they tell you the calorie value of the items they put in there?

What are your opinions/experiences of this??

naomirog · September 2011

Hey...i love graze!! Yes you get a little booklet which tells you all the info you need for each little punnet you receive! Just try it...first box is free and you can always cancel it

gel91 · September 2011

Lovelovelove them.

Yep you get a leaflet with all the nutritional facts on, calories fat ect. You can pick low cal ones aswell.

It's a bit of a suprise unless you pick what to recieve but I just let them send whatever and have discovered foods I wouldn't dared to of tried before!

There flapjacks are the yummiest things ever, but on 1200cals I can't just eat them and have to wait till I've been good!

Definatly worth trying and since the first box is free anyway you got nothing to lose!

jeff261159 · September 2011

I get 1 a week, i made sure I went through the website looking at all the different punnets dismissing the foods over 120 calories!!

ladyjoie · September 2011

They are really healthy - my boyfriend gets them. Can't see a calorie count though.

Kirsty_UK · September 2011

love them so very very much

today I had "rock the casbah" which is a mix of chopped up dates with walnuts and pumpkin seeds, yesterday I had korean chilli rice crackers

I get two boxes a week, sometimes I have a couple of punnets a day

I'm on the "eat well" option, so I dont get the flapjacks and foccacias etc, but they balance the boxes really well, so I normally get one punnet of nuts, one of dried fruit, one of either olives or rice crackers, and then a mixed nuts/seeds/dried fruit

sophieshaped · September 2011

Yes just be careful as you can end up eating a lot of sugar!

Do you want a code for a free one? If so: TTPH4C23

iaho1976 · September 2011

I have used them a few times and yes they do give you the calorie values of each punnet in the box, they tend to be around the 200 mark give or take a bit, you can select things that you never want to have so you could exclude anything that you think is too high.... If you want to give it a try use this code to get a free box FLX23Z2 (anyone is welcome to use that code if they want to try it)

Ian

Pollywog39 · September 2011

I'd never heard of a "punnet" before...............so had to look this up.

Why does the UK get this cool stuff, and not America??? :grumble:

lol.

Kirsty_UK · September 2011

The cals in each punnet are very variable as people have said. The selections I get range from 75 cals to ~200 cals a punnet, but most are in the 90-140 cals range. The rice crackers are usually 75-95 cals and are very tasty.

I'll have one punnet with a sandwich at lunchtime, and then usually another one as my mid morning or mid afternoon snack.