I received a nibblr snack box for review. No other incentive was provided and opinions are my own.
This is my second nibblr snack box and while there were some issues that I will get into, my experience with nibblr is still very much positive. It’s a great choice for those looking for a wholesome snack subscription box at a reasonable price point.
Right off the bat we start this box off with the Olde World Blend, which was really good. It’s filled with big dates, mission figs, and red walnuts. I really enjoyed it, and I also enjoyed it in my first nibblr box, the one that arrived not even a month prior to this one.
If the reason why I received the Olde World Blend again is because I marked it as “Like It” in the nibblr snacks dashboard rating system, then I can understand that. That being said, nibblr has over 55 different snack options to try and rate. The fact that two out of two boxes I have received contained the same blend is enough to make me raise an eyebrow.
According to nibblr, the Turtle Twist mix creates the meaning of indulgence. I wouldn’t go that far, but it was delicious and I finished off the entire tray in one sitting only to be left wondering if it were possible for another tray to magically appear by my side. One can hope, right?
Ingredients: dark chocolate, caramel bits, pecans
The Caramel Apple snack mix in this box threw me for a loop. I’m actually still a little confused by it. I received a Caramel Apple snack mix in my first nibblr box. However, that Caramel Apple snack mix was not this Caramel Apple snack mix. Two different blends with the same flavor combinations going by the same name, perhaps? Sure, if the mix I received in this box was even listed on nibblr’s website under their list of snacks, but it’s not. It was pretty good, though, whatever it was.
The Bruschetta snack mix comes in at a close second to my favorite nibblr snack so far, the Sesa-Me & You almonds. It is a savory snack with an abundance of flavor going on, cheddar and asiago cheeses, sun dried tomato, and garlic and herbs.
Ingredients: sun dried tomato basil peanuts, garlic herb cashews, cheese crisps
If you’re looking for a quality food subscription box, nibblr delivers four portion-controlled snacks that are more or less healthy, packaged in individually sealed trays that make it easy to grab on the go.
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That’s odd about the caramel apple, but at least it was good. They look like great snacks to pack in a lunch.
What a fun thing to get in the mail. I love how they are portion controlled.
I loved the first box and I love the second one too, especially the bruschetta part, I feel very “Italian” lately 🙂
Those are some good eats in there… In about a month i am going to really look into it
those sound great, nice healthy snack!
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LOL on the caramel apple mix. I guess it’s two for one. 🙂 This whole Nibblr concept is appealing to me.
my mouth is watering! These look so yummy! Want to try them bad!
Those look really yummy. The price seems very reasonable also.
Oh, those are such a great idea! I’m terrible for choosing unhealthy snacks in the evenings – I’d love to have these.
I subscribe to one snack box and the box never lasts longer than a day. With a house full of folks, i am still working on getting the box to last at least 2 days lol. The nibbler box sounds like it has good snacks. I need to get a free box and try it out.