Has anyone tried the snack boxes from Graze.com?
10 February 2011, 05:33 PM
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Has anyone tried the snack boxes from Graze.com?
Just decided to take the plunge and order my first one, which is free 
thanks to discount codes.
Have seen them talked about but on looking at the website and how you order and decide what is in them I was pleasantly surprised, both at how easy it is to place, amend, and cancel orders, as well as how you select what is in them.
Great for desk workers to "graze" on during the day, and depending what you want in the boxes healthy too.
But fear not, they do flapjacks, breads, as well as chocolate or honey coated nuts. Not to mention crackers, seeds and loads of other nice stuff.
Have a look and maybe order your first one FREE @ www.graze.com No commitment.
Oh and if you do, use promo code 1XL4VNPF to get your free one. It also gives me a quid credit for everyone who gets a box for free
thanks to discount codes.Have seen them talked about but on looking at the website and how you order and decide what is in them I was pleasantly surprised, both at how easy it is to place, amend, and cancel orders, as well as how you select what is in them.
Great for desk workers to "graze" on during the day, and depending what you want in the boxes healthy too.
But fear not, they do flapjacks, breads, as well as chocolate or honey coated nuts. Not to mention crackers, seeds and loads of other nice stuff.
Have a look and maybe order your first one FREE @ www.graze.com No commitment.
Oh and if you do, use promo code 1XL4VNPF to get your free one. It also gives me a quid credit for everyone who gets a box for free
10 February 2011, 05:50 PM
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Lol @ rabbit food. There is something for everyone there, unless your diet is fast food and sweets.
Na not really Ant, just fancied giving variety a bit of a go. Getting to to the shops daily is not always possible, and that's when I end up resorting to the evil foods in the cupboards lol.
Not like I'm getting one daily
Na not really Ant, just fancied giving variety a bit of a go. Getting to to the shops daily is not always possible, and that's when I end up resorting to the evil foods in the cupboards lol.
Not like I'm getting one daily
10 February 2011, 07:50 PM
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Lol reading back I might have unknowingly done!
I don't think it's that bad to have a variety of those snacks for that price. To get a selection of 4 things. I could be wrong, but packs of some of these things seem t be quite pricey these days.
I don't think it's that bad to have a variety of those snacks for that price. To get a selection of 4 things. I could be wrong, but packs of some of these things seem t be quite pricey these days.
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10 February 2011, 07:53 PM
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Ok guys, thread crash, but what would YOU have in your graze box?
Kebab meat, garlic sauce, chilli sauce and rennie for me
(ps only joking, training hard for Great North Run
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Kebab meat, garlic sauce, chilli sauce and rennie for me
(ps only joking, training hard for Great North Run
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10 February 2011, 08:02 PM
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Large Fries
Work colleague is all natural foods and dried fruit and all that caper. Kids have never had a Maccy Ds poor buggers. They can't even eat a fizzy cola bottle because its made of cow bones and sinews. Offered my daughter a rusk and she didn't know whether to eat it or use it as a frizby.
Large Fries
Work colleague is all natural foods and dried fruit and all that caper. Kids have never had a Maccy Ds poor buggers. They can't even eat a fizzy cola bottle because its made of cow bones and sinews. Offered my daughter a rusk and she didn't know whether to eat it or use it as a frizby.
10 February 2011, 08:06 PM
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I got to admit I have not bothered looking at these until now as I thought the contents were lentils and cous cous haha. I was quite surprised when I looked through what's available in them.
Not for everyone of course
15 February 2011, 03:05 PM
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Got it now, signed up, but didn't know where to put your code in Snazy, so didn't, sorry....
Great thing is I can get it delivered on a Saturday, so that will be the evening's nibbles sorted.
My code is: T2TN8CV btw
Great thing is I can get it delivered on a Saturday, so that will be the evening's nibbles sorted.
My code is: T2TN8CV btw
15 February 2011, 05:43 PM
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I'm looking forwards to what I get through the post tomorrow.
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