Graze Boxes Review for 2017

We look at how it still rates against other UK snack box subscriptions and what new features Graze has launched to keep things fresh and interesting.
For those of you who are fully aware of what Graze is and how it all works, feel free to jump straight down to the Whats New for Graze in 2016 and Summary Review
For those new to Graze here's a brief introduction of what they are all about:​

In summary, Graze delivers a nibble box containing 4 punnets of snacks directly to your door or place of work as frequently as you wish, I have 1 delivered each week. The snacks that you receive can be rated in your Graze Profile, so future boxes can be tailored on your tastes and preferences.
A typical example of snacks in a box can contain flapjacks, olives, nuts, berries, crackers, dips and there's also a few less healthy items served as treats such as chocolate brownies, chocolate buttons with dried fruit and small cakes.
​You also receive a small contents card with full ingredients and nutritional values for each punnet for those who calorie count or want to evaluate how healthy the snacks actually are. Discount Graze coupon codes are also thrown in for you to share with your friends, with the incentive of you getting a free Graze box if they sign up.

All graze boxes cost £3.49 delivered.
To get 3 Free Boxes use the code : DAVIDT7LP at Graze to get your 1st, 5th and 10th Box free of charge.

​Graze has become very popular in the typical office environment, due to an increasing number of people actively looking for healthy snacks to munch on at their desks at work.
The abundance and convenience of sugary snacks ​make it all too easy for people to grab another bag of crisps or chocolate bar on the go. This common habit, not only has its health concerns but can also prove to be expensive throughout the week. Those trying to switch to healthier alternatives are then faced with the challenge of sourcing and preparing snacks themselves to last throughout the week. The chore of shopping combined with the ongoing need to try different snacks for variety often result in failure and falling back to those bad snacking habits.

Graze has solved this problem and met the demand, by taking care of everything, allowing you to simply relax and enjoy the benefit of receiving a box in the post full of healthy snacks that have been picked by experts and tailored to your your tastes and preferences.
Graze subscribers eagerly await to see what new items are in each graze box, share what they have and spread the positive message of healthy snacking without the inconvenience of having to source the snacks themselves.
Whilst Graze boxes have become popular in the office, there's nothing stopping you having snacks delivered at home or at any workplace.​

To keep things fresh Graze regularly launch new niche boxes in addition to their standard nibble box to appeal to different types of Grazers :

​Sharing Box
The Sharing Boxes each contain 5 resealable pouches that each contain the equivalent of 5 standard Graze punnets worth of snacks, so 20 punnets in total. Good for families , groups of work colleagues or lone graze fanatics that want a healthy stockpile of graze.
Priced at £15, buying in this bulk format saves you money as you are getting 20 regular punnets worth, at 75p a punnet, compared to the standard 97p a punnet in the regular boxes.

Breakfast Box
If you like your granola ,flavored porridge or muesli then Graze's new Breakfast boxes will surely raise your interest. Rocky Road Granola, Ski-Lodge Spiced Apple Muesli, Banoffee Porridge just to name a few.Priced at £3.99 for a box containing 4 breakfast punnets.​
Healthy Habit BoxesTo tailor your boxes to a certain diet, Graze has launched a range of boxes which are well balanced in a certain area for example the Protein Box, the Light Box containing punnets all under 150 calories, a good snack box for diabetics could be the sugar count box, the boost box for energy cravers and the sustain box packed full of protein and fibre.​

Treat BoxesThe treat ranges that Graze offer are less healthy than their other punnets but are often far more healthier than regular chocolate based treats you would find in the supermarket. In addition to having the odd treat punnet in your standard nibble box, those with a sweet tooth can opt for a full treat box such as the chocolate or flapjack box.​