It's November Snackly box time! This month there was no card in the box and from what I see no real theme, just great snacks! So without furthermore lets see what I got in my box!

Honeybuns Mini's - Milk Chocolate Brownie - RRP £1.05
You all know by now my love of Honeybuns, I have a few of their gifts on my Christmas list! The milk chocolate brownie is a classic and is an all time favourite of mine. Made with chocolate, coffee and almonds, what's not to love?

Quibbles - Sour Cream and Onion Cashews - RRP £0.90
Sour cream and onion is one of my favourite flavourings so seeing cashews coated in this flavouring is exciting! 179 calories for this whole pack, this is a great snack packed with protein!

Gnaw Peanut Butter Milk Chocolate - RRP £2.50 full Bar
A salted caramel Gnaw bar was in the box a few months ago but I wasn't actually too keen on the flavour, I think that there was a little too much salt, which made the caramel taste burnt, but my family liked it so it may be just me! I LOVE LOVE LOVE peanut butter, so I think that this is a great bar to give Gnaw a second go! The whole bar is 280 calories so if you wanted a treat evening I think you could get away with eating the whole thing!

Zoot Enduro - Cashew Supreme - RRP £1.50
Claiming to help maintain your energy, this bar looks very much like a Nakd bar in packaging and size. The ingredients are peanuts, cashews, dates, sultanas, sunflower seeds and vegetable glycerine, meaning they are quite clean! 160 calories and being free from gluten and dairy and being high fibre and a source of protein, it seems to be good all round!

Peace of Cake London - Abricotini - RRP £12 for full bag
Free from gluten, wheat, lactose and dairy, the only allergen this product seems to have is egg. I have no other way to describe these but as little soft cake like biscuits! I think I had these in a box before but the were snaffled off me before I had chance to try, so I will make sure little fingers won't reach these! On the website they seem to be layered with jam and stuck together much like a macaron.

Lastly we got another teapigs tea, this month I have got everyday brew!

I would love to know what you got in your Snackly box!

Hannah x

It's open box time again! This month I was looking forward to my Snackly more than normal as I have found that the goodies inside keep getting better and better. When my box arrived it was bulging a little so I knew that whatever it was packed with would be exciting.

In the box we received another card with some beautiful artwork on and a little description of what sort of products we can expect to see in our box. Don't forget the best photo shared on social media wins a free box!

So what's in the box?

The first item in this box is not a product but is a 20% discount code for your first Delicious Alchemy order, exclusive to Snackly customers. This is a brand I love already so is greatly received!

Kent Crisps - Ashmore Cheese & Onion - RRP 85p for 40g bag
Also suitable for vegetarians, I have waited for these to feature in Snackly again after a box I missed. Being from Kent myself and a crisp lover, what more could I want! Cheese and onion is currently my favourite flavour too, so I will enjoy these with my lunch tomorrow. Free from gluten, MSG and hydrogenated fats, these crisps will suit most diets. However there is milk in this product.

Melting Pot - Handmade Traditional Butter Fudgeling - RRP £1.90 Full Size
Holding a great taste award gold 2011, this fudge smells gorgeous! A chocolate Melting Pot fudge was featured before in a box, and was a treat I really enjoyed, so I am hoping this will be just as good too! Using ingredients which are readily available to the everyday person is something I like about this brand as I can understand all the ingredients on this pack.

Walkers - Gluten Free Pure Butter Shortbread - RRP 40p per twin pack
Walkers is a brand that has come out many Christmas' in my family . Their new range of gluten free versions of the classics will mean I no longer miss out! There is also a chocolate chip version which looks fantastic! Certified gluten free this shortbread uses rice, potato and maize flours, xanthin gum, butter, sugar and salt. All easy to read ingredients. This handy twin pack is perfect for work!

Chika's Smoked Almonds -RRP £1.20
Another Chika's product this month, this time it is their smoked almonds. Funnily enough I have been eating almonds like they are going out of fashion recently. This pack contains 287 calories and 10g protein. These are also suitable for vegans. Being high in fibre, vitamin E and Magnesium makes these a great healthier, nutritious snack.

Gnaw - Salted Caramel Milk Chocolate - RRP £2.99 for full size bar
More salty chocolate this month, I am being very controlled not opening this product right now! This months chocolate treat is from Gnaw. This bar unlike last months has a caramel flavour as well as salt. Salted caramel is very in fashion recently and I do not want to let anyone else spy this... or it won't be mine for long! Using natural ingredients this treat is completely my thing!

Peace of Cake London - Abricotini - RRP ?
Unable to find these as a product on their website I am not too sure what these are! There is a variation which has jam in the middle of two sandwiched, which sounds amazing! These are much softer in texture than I expected and I think will suit coffee perfectly too! This product is gluten, wheat. lactose and dairy free, but does contain egg.

I can't wait to start eating and reviewing these products! I would love to know what you thought of this months snackly, I really think they have outdone themselves again!

Hannah x

It's that time again! A little earlier than expected my Snackly box came into the office. Unfortunately I was on a business trip in Manchester since Monday. As I did not get back until Wednesday night I was not aware it had came!

I think the earlier box is due to an amazing salted caramel treat that has to be eaten within 7 days. So why not have a look whats in this month's box!

The Sweet Reason Company - Salted Caramel Gluten Free Brownie Bite - RRP £22 for a box of 8
This is the treat that has to be eaten within a week. This brownie looks like a much more sticky texture than brownies I have had recently. I love brownies with flavours infused, such as the Honeybuns ones as they add interest to an item which is very readily available in the gluten free market. At £2.75 a bite I am expecting amazing things! There is also a 10% discount in this box for your next order their website.

Easy Bean Chickpea Crispbread Seeds and Black Pepper- RRP £2.95 For Full Size
We had these in the box a few months back. I did try them and I wasn't the biggest fan. There is a review I've written waiting to be uploaded. I may try them again and add a 'second try' to that post. The flavour just wasn't for me but if I try them in a different way I may change my mind!

Kent and Fraser Lemon Butter Shortbread - RRP £2.29 For Full Size
Kent and Faser featured in the box a couple of months ago with a ginger cookie which was delish! See my review here. I am looking forward to trying this twin pack as I have a love for lemon flavouring in sweet treats.

Peace of Cake London Fruit & Nut Biscotti - RRP box of three £8.99
This packet is a third of what you would receive in a full box so are another more luxury item at roughly £3 for this double pack. Fruit and nut sounds right up my street so I think I may have these as a weekend breakfast. There is nothing better than a coffee and Biscotti for breakfast when you are in a sweeter mood. It is like cake for breakfast!

Nothing But. Apple & Fig Snack - RRP £1.25
These are 100% freeze dried apple and fig pieces. I will have to ask someone to try these for me as unfortunately the last and only time I had fig, my throat started to close up! So I don't think figs like me! Which is a shame as you all know I do enjoy dried fruit. They do have some other flavours that don't contain figs or strawberries, so I may be able to find some to try here.

Beech's Fine Chocolates Anglesey Sea Salt Milk Chocolate - RRP £1.50
This sounds A-MAZ-ING. Sea salt in anything is something I jump for, so to receive a chocolate bar with Anglesey sea salt was something I was so excited to see. I honestly think salt itself tastes really good and added to anything brings out the flavour even more. I will most certainly be eating this with a good film!

This months snackly box totalled to roughly £8 which is what you pay for the box, not including the shipping. For finding so many great new products I think this is great value for money and also allows you have have small amount of food I would never get through a full box of.

I would love to know what you received this month!

Hannah x