Degustabox November 2025 review : Feeling Festive

I've just been out to eat with a friend in town and I felt decidedly warm-hearted seeing all the tinsel, flashing fairy lights and Christmas decorations set up around the restaurant. I said to my friend that it was all making me feel decidedly Christmassy and we both pointed out that the big day is only just over a month away. Perfect timing for this month's Feeling Festive-themed Degsutabox to arrive then. Here's what was hiding away in this month's box.

Waterdrop Microdrink Blackberry (RRP £7.99) is the trendy way to stay hydrated. Each small, sugar-free cube dissolves into your water and adds flavour and functionality. You need 400-600ml of still or sparkling water and you're good to go. It provides vitamins C, B9 and B12 and we loved the fruity blackberry flavour. Each pack contains enough for 12 servings. We thought it was quite pricey but it works out cheaper than buying twelve cans or bottles and cuts down on plastic usage. Available in major supermarket chains and online.

 

Silver Spoon Zesty Lemon Flavour Icing Sugar (RRP £1.80) can be mixed into butter, margarine or water to create quick and simple cupcake icing that your kids (or maybe yourself) will love to use. The icing sugar is made with natural ingredients and offers a strong, delicious lemon flavour. Also available in Creamy Vanilla or Chocolate Fudge flavours. Perfect for all the festive baking you may have on the cards. Also perfect for whiling away a cold and/or rainy winter afternoon. Available at Tesco and Asda.

One Living Brain Health Shot (RRP £2 - other Degstaboxers received Beauty Health Shot) is a cherry apple flavoured shot to help aid brain performance, keeping you focused and calm. It contains 20 super ingredients, including fruits, ferments, vitamins and minerals that work together and amplify each other. The full ingredients list contains Water Kefir, Apple Juice (30%), Cherry juice (15%), Chicory Root Fibre (3.4%), Raspberry purée (3%), Lemon juice, Trimagnesium Dicitrate, Ashwagandha root infusion, Lavender extract, Vitamins (B6, E, B12, B1, D3), Natural Flavourings, Chamomile Extract, Baobab Fruit Pulp, Inanimate Cultures (Kluyveromyces marxianus, Saccharomyces cerevisiae mineral yeast, Saccharomyces boulardii), Zinc Sulphate. Some of that sounds a bit confusing but it is all natural with nothing artificial. It is designed to support mental function, reduce fatigue, help relaxation, and provide polyphenols that act like antioxidants. They taste great and hopefully provide a little boost. 

Wicked Poppets! Toffee (RRP 60p each) are a real step back in time as I remember eating these in my own childhood. The great news is, they taste just as good as I remember. Sweet, smooth chewy toffee encased in delicious chocolate. They have been brought bang up to date thanks to their new packaging featuring Elphaba & Glinda to celebrate Wicked 2: For Good.

 

Noisy Snacks Chip Shop Curry Flavour Coated Chickpeas (RRP £1.50) have been set aside for Sophie as she loves them and usually makes her own in the Airfryer. These have the added bonus of requiring zero effort and providing the great chip shop curry sauce flavour (another of Sophie's favourites so it's a double win !). As well as tasting great, they are packed with protein, full of fibre and made from all natural ingredients. Healthier snacking has never tasted so good ! Available in Tesco Express.

Leon Brazilian Black Beans (RRP £2.50) is a ready meal inspired by the Leon restaurant menu. Cooked black beans are mixed with carrot, onion, tomato and celery, along with chipotle seasoning paste and smoked paprika. The company suggests eating it with coconut yoghurt, spring onions, red chilli and a sprinkle of parsley to provide a balanced meal that packs a flavour punch. I love the convenience and the idea of providing a great meal within minutes. Available in Sainsbury's.

Maggi Air Fryer Crispy Coatings (RRP 2 x 99p) are a convenient way of providing a delicious dinner with very little effort. The seasoned panko crumbs are designed to deliver delicious, crunchy chicken in under 15 minutes. Just coat the chicken, pop in the Air Fryer and in the time it takes you to prepare, rice, coleslaw or chips to serve with it, it will be good to go. Whether you opt for the classic KFC-style Southern Style or the slightly more exotic Korean BBQ Style, they will be a big hit with the whole family. Available in major supermarkets and discounter chains.

Brain Blasterz Sour Boltz (RRP £2) are another variety from the brand featured in last month's Degustabox. This pack has a sour scale rating of three so it is halfway up the scale, offering the zingy flavour that kids love while not completely removing the upper layer of your tongue ! The lightning bolt-shaped sweets come in four flavours : cherry, blue raspberry, pineapple and apple. They are vegan friendly and I think they are tasty, but I can only eat about two of them at a time ! 

 

For Goodness Shakes Glow Collagen Protein Shakes (RRP 2 x £2.50) are new shakes packed with protein, calcium and collagen, designed to help support healthy skin, hair and nails. Lactose-free, fat-free and with no added sugar, they each contain 150 calories and their indulgent flavours (white chocolate or iced latte) make them a fairly healthy option when you are after a satisfying sweet treat. Available at Sainsbury's and Tesco. 

Hilltop Blossom Honey (RRP £1.85) is a sweet, tasty and fairly neutral honey, made from a mix of global blossoms, that is delicious poured over porridge or pancakes, eaten on toast, stirred into tea or sipped from a spoon if you're trying to soothe a sore throat. You might also want to use some in your Christmas baking, maybe making honey cake or honey and cranberry cookies, for an extra touch of festive appeal.

A subscription to Degustabox costs £12.99 per month including delivery, with each box having a value of much more than that, but the great news is, I have a discount coupon code for you which means you'll get the first box for just £9.99 - enter code PKUFE at the checkout. 

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Degustabox October 2025 review : Movie Night & Halloween

It doesn't seem five minutes ago that that we were complaining about the summer heat and living constantly within reach of a fan trying to cool down. Now, we're constantly scrunching through piles of golden leaves and thinking about Halloween and Bonfire Night. We've been eating baked potatoes and casseroles, moving onto winter warmers and more filling dishes. So would the latest Degustabox represent these new themes? Time to find out !

Fuel 10K Red Berry Crunch Multigrain Flakes (RRP £3.69) is one of the products I remember seeing on the shelf when looking out for high-protein products for Pierre. Inside the box, you will find crunchy wholegrain wheat flakes, spelt and barley flakes, mixed in with delicious, zingy freeze-dried strawberries and raspberries. As well as being high in protein, it is also high in fibre, offering you a tasty and satisfying start to the day. Pierre is also happy to tuck into a bowl as an after-school snack. Available at Tesco, Morrisons, Ocado and Amazon.

 

Galipette Cidre Brut 4.5% (RRP £2.50) is where it all began, the first cider from the orchards near the river Rance in northern Brittany's Côtes-d'Armor. From the first sip, I could imagine myself sitting in a cafe in Brittany sampling the local brew while visiting the Breton in-laws. The producers promise a cider that strikes a perfect balance between acidity and tannins, dryness and sweetness, and between ciders old and new and it has a pleasant, rich flavour in your mouth. They say that they "follow the character of the pure fruit using wild, slow fermentation, striving for minimal intervention in nature's work and always respecting her ways". It tastes like a rustic, homemade kind of cider, big on taste and very enjoyable. Available in Waitrose, Tesco, Ocado, Whole Foods and Booths.

Mission Carb Balance Original Wraps (RRP £1.80) are a new product that we tried back in the June 2025 Degustabox. Sophie loves them, as with just 9g of carbs per wrap (66% less than the original wraps), they are perfect for helping to control her diabetes. Everyone else loves them too, filled with hot or cold fillings, for their great taste and soft texture. To be honest, I couldn't really tell any difference from the regular version and will quite happily use them for ham and salad wraps for lunch or fajitas for dinner. Pierre pointed out that they would be perfect for making homemade French tacos too. Available in Sainsbury's.

 

Leon Katsu Curry Beans (RRP £2.50) look like one of the typical weird and wonderful-looking concoctions that Sophie loves to try and, sure enough, she let out a squeal of excitement when I showed them to her. They are perfect for rustling up a quick meal in the microwave - just a couple of minutes and you're ready to tuck in. Each pouch is packed with plant-based protein, fibre and plenty of flavour from herbs and spices, inspired by the food you can buy in their restaurants. Sophie was happy to eat them over rice but Leon suggest taking the beans to the next level by adding ribbons of cucumber and carrot, topped with crushed salted peanuts. Available in Sainsbury's, Ocado and Wholefoods.

Good4U Kids Pasta Boost (RRP £2.50 - other subscribers received Kids Breakfast Boost or Kids Everyday Boost) are a new 100% natural, functional meal boost range for children aged 3 yrs+. They are a blend of 10 plants including seeds, berries, Irish Vitamin D and Atlantic seaweed, providing key nutrients to support immunity, digestion, bone health and cognitive function. I can remember when the Madhouse kids were younger and it was sometimes hard to get them to eat healthy food containing lots of vegetables, so this would be easy to stir into pasta sauce as a hidden source of nutrients. Available in Tesco and Good4U.co

Bear Real Fruit Yoyos (RRP 2 x 70p) were a real blast from the past as the Madhouse kids used to love eating these. Made with 100% fruit and no added sugar, they nevertheless have a fabulously sweet and fruity flavour. The kids always used to love unwinding the yoyos around their tongues. In the pink pack is the classic Scrumptious Strawberry Yoyo and on the left is the Xtreme Yoyo, with a twist of sour lemon for a Super Sour Strawberry flavour. The kids loved both of them equally. Available in Tesco, Sainsbury's , Morrisons, Asda and Ocado.

The second product from this brand, Fuel 10K Multigrain Hoops (RRP £3.49) is another high protein breakfast option that appeals to Pierre. A blend of oats and wheat, the cereal is fortified with 8 vitamins to create a deliciously crunchy and satisfying breakfast. As well as being high in protein, the cereal is high in fibre and contains 30% less sugar. It is slightly bland so Pierre likes it topped with chopped banana or blueberries.  Available in Sainsbury’s, Asda and Amazon.

 

Brain Blasterz Sour Candy Mix (RRP £2) instantly appealed to me as a Halloween option, until the Madhouse kids gaily scoffed the lot ! The bag contains four different types of mini Brain Blasterz sour candy from sour level 1 to 3, leading the Madhouse kids to lay them out in order to see who could be the hardest and eat them all (Spoiler : all of them !)  There are a mix of Sour Lollipops, Sour Gunk, Brain Bitz Chew Bars and Sour Chew Balls, which all sound appealingly disgusting to any teenager ! Available on Brain Blasterz TikTok Shop.

Fruit Bowl Fruit Goals (RRP £2.45) are a sweet treat that are as healthy as they are appealing. Each of the five little bags, perfect for snacks or on-the-go nibbles, contains raisins coated in yogurt, then coloured with natural blue, red or white colourings. The raisins are plump and juicy and the coating is creamy and delicious - the Madhouse kids first thought it was chocolate which shows how good it tastes ! 

A subscription to Degustabox costs £12.99 per month including delivery, with each box having a value of much more than that, but the great news is, I have a discount coupon code for you which means you'll get the first box for just £9.99 - enter code PKUFE at the checkout. 

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Degustabox September 2025 review : Family Sharing & Cooking

Over the last week or two, I have noticed a definite move from summer into autumn. The heat and sunshine have given way to rain and strong winds, I've switched over from my light denim jacket to my mid-season coat as temperatures have dropped and we've been keeping ourselves busy inside rather than heading out into the dodgy weather. We have even started talking about Halloween and Christmas - I blame it on the numerous friends and followers sharing "only 100 days to Christmas" posts on Facebook ! - but it's too early to go there yet ! This month's Degustabox seemed to follow our lead into the kitchen and onto the sofa with a movie with a theme of Family Sharing & Cooking. Here's what was hiding in this month's box.

First out of the box was this month's Product of the Month, Tilda Hearty Meals Madras Bean Curry and Tilda Easy Meals Vegetable Paella (RRP 2 x £2.50), both of which are a quick and simple way of providing a tasty winter (or autumn) warmer. These can be knocked up in just two minutes in the microwave, making them perfect as a quick lunch at home or at the office. The Vegetable Paella is a tasty mix of long grain rice and carrots, red peppers and green beans. Made with 24% vegetables, it counts as 1 of your 5 a day and comes in under 350 calories. The Madras Bean Curry with lentils and pinto beans is a lovely, warming meal that is a great source of protein and fibre. Both meal options are suitable for vegetarians and vegans and contain no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. They are great if you are home alone and can't be bothered to cook a big meal. Available in Sainsbury's and at Tilda.com.

 

Sunfly Sunflower Seed Butter (RRP 90p) is a squeeze pouch containing a nut-free, top 14-allergen free seed butter that is deemed the ultimate on-the-go snack. It can be enjoyed in smoothies or straight from the pack after a workout. High protein and entirely plant-based, it is perfect for those following a vegan diet.  I passed this on to Pierre to take to the gym with him. Available on amazon and at Ocado.

Slooow Crispy Multigrain Rolls (RRP £2.80) are organic and 100% natural rolls topped with delicious grains, seeds and kernels. Prepared with sourdough, these are delicious fresh out of the oven then filled with smoked salmon and cucumber. They are also lovely served with hot food, for example, dipped in the Madras Bean Curry that I mentioned earlier. It tastes like fresh bread, still warm, straight from the baker's oven. Available at Ocado, Dunnes Stores and Booths.

Indie Bay Lightly Salted Pretzel Thins (RRP 2 x £1.50) are thin, crispy pretzels that are perfect to nibble on in front of the telly. Baked, never fried, they contain less fat and calories than most other snacks, making them the ultimate feel-good taste-good snack. A winner of the Great Taste Award, they are a source of fibre and contain 70% less fat than crisps. 

If you prefer a sweet snack, you might be more tempted by the Rice Krispies Honeycomb & Chocolate Squares (RRP 79p) which remind me of a snack we used to make in cookery class at school back in the eighties. They are a delicious blend of Rice Krispies cereal, combined with a honeycomb flavoured coating and a chocolate flavoured drizzle. These really appealed to the kids but I loved them too. Available in all major supermarket chains.

 

Munchies Sharing Bag (RRP £1.65) are little squares of tasty crunchiness, made of rich caramel and a crunchy biscuit centre, all coated in a smooth milk chocolate shell. They are utterly delicious and reminiscent of my mum's favourite sweet treat all the way back in the 1970's. I haven't eaten them since and while they don't taste quite the same, they are still very enjoyable. Available in all major supermarket chains.

Mutti Peeled Tomatoes (RRP £1.60) are 100% Italian tomatoes, harvested at the perfect stage of ripeness, then peeled and immersed in a delicious, velvety passata. They have a firm and fleshy texture and taste great mixed into bolognese sauce or chilli con carne. They have a richer, more robust flavour than the cheaper supermarket own brand tomatoes and add some real oomph to your meal. Available in all major supermarket chains.

 

Goodrays CBD Infused Sparkling Elderflower & Yuzu Drink (RRP £2.29) combines the dry, zesty citrus flavours of the Japanese Yuzu with the distinctly sweet floral notes of British Elderflower. In terms of flavour, I liked it but I was put off by the CBD content. Sophie explained to me however that, while it may help to relax you, CBD will not make you high. I think this is something that will be more accepted as it becomes more widely available. This drink contains 30mg of premium sun-grown CBD, as well as being high in Vitamin D. It contains no added sugar or artificial sweeteners and is 100% vegan. Available in all major supermarkets.

Cheez-It Cheese & Chilli (RRP £1) are tasty, crispy, thin snacks that are made with real cheese and baked, not fried. They are utterly delicious and, since discovering them on our holiday to Alaska, the kids absolutely love them. We find the Cheese and Chilli flavour to be too hot for our tastes, but if you like spicy snacks, you'll love them. Available in all major supermarket chains.

 

Brewdog Elvis Juice Hot Sauce (RRP £2.50) is a great-looking, American-style sauce that promises a spicy and citrussy flavour. Inspired by the beer of the same name, it contains chilli pepper puree and lime juice. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians, it would be perfect for halloumi but also chicken and tacos. While the idea appeals to me, it has a three chilli rating so I knew it would be too spicy for our tastes. Available at Tesco, Sainsbury's and Ocado.

Fruit Bowl Fruit Goals (RRP £2.45) are juicy raisins coated in multi-coloured yogurt, making them appeal to kids visually as well as in terms of taste. The whole Fruit Bowl range offers delicious, fruit snacks, made with real fruit, using natural colours & flavours. They're suitable for vegetarians and gluten free. Ideal for lunchboxes or on-the-go snacks. Available in all major supermarkets.

A subscription to Degustabox costs £12.99 per month including delivery, with each box having a value of much more than that, but the great news is, I have a discount coupon code for you which means you'll get the first box for just £9.99 - enter code PKUFE at the checkout. 

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Bonny Bite snacks review

With the kids going back to school (and parents going back to work), it is the perfect time for looking out for new and preferably healthy snacks to keep everyone going throughout the day. When I was given the chance to try out a new range of fruity snacks from Pravera Ltd, my instant reaction was "oh, I thought they were into health and beauty products". Well, it turns out, I was right. Last year I reviewed some Ben & Anna Natural Care Bath Salts which are also distributed by Pravera. Learning that they had moved into organic and sustainable food products, I was keen to see what we would think. 

So let me introduce you to Bonny Bite, a range of dried and puffed organic fruit and vegetable snacks that appeal as much to kids as grown ups. Clean and simple to transport and eat, they offer the nutritional benefit and natural sweetness of the fruit without any added sugars, preservatives or artificial flavours.

As you can see in the picture, the snacks are gently dried and puffed, withholding their vibrant colours as well as their intense flavours and essential nutrients. The distinct natural fruit shapes - such as these apple rings or the berries and kiwi slices below - allow you to instantly recognise what you are eating and help young children to associate the sweet fruity flavours with the kinds of fruit that they are eating. These apple rings, for example, are beautifully sweet, slightly tart, crunchy and crispy then melt in your mouth to create a soft, intensely appley mouthful. The taste reminds me of fresh apple juice and is very refreshing and enjoyable. 

The Crunchy and Puffed Strawberries are equally tasty. The soft, airy texture almost dissolves in your mouth, giving a fresh natural burst of sweetness that reminds me of eating a spoonful of strawberry jam, minus the added sugar. You get the great taste of jam while feeling wholesome and virtuous for eating nothing but natural fruit - that definitely sounds like a win-win situation to me !

I was keen to see what we would think of the kiwi version, as it is a fruit that is less common in dried form. Despite being labelled as Dried Kiwi, I found the fruit to be deliciously moist and chewy, packed with a sweet but tart flavour that we all loved. I particularly enjoyed the combination of the soft, chewy fruit with the occasional crunch of the seeds popping between my teeth.

My daughter was keen to try out the Veg Medley too, so we all had a nibble. This limited edition pack is made up of crunchy and puffed onion, sweet capia pepper and cherry tomatoes and was a surprising (to me) hit. The peppers and tomatoes offer just as much sweetness as the fruit options and the onions add a savoury tang that made me feel like I was eating pizza. Definitely a game changer if you want a healthy, lower calorie and lower fat snack to put a smile on your face with no sense of going without.

Grown, picked, dried and packed in Türkiye, the Bonny Bite snacks are organic, gluten free and vegan. The fruity packs provide fibre, vitamin C and antioxidants, while the Vegetable Medley also offers vitamins A, K, B6, lycopene, potassium and folate. Also in the range are Organic Dried Watermelon, Organic Crunchy and Puffed Melon and Organic Dried Melon, which give you a great way of enjoying the flavours of these summer fruits throughout the whole year. They're delicious and I thoroughly recommend them.

RRP : £2.95

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Degustabox August 2025 review : Back to School & Relaxing Evenings

Another month has spun around and it was time for the postman to drop off this month's Degustabox. This month's selection covers all bases, with breakfast options, drinks, snacks and ingredients for main meals. The latest theme is Back to School (not something I want to think about yet, thank you !) and Relaxing Evenings (ooh sounds hopeful for indulgent snacks). Here's what was tucked away in this month's box.

 

The first product was Bold Bean Co Queen Cannellini Beans (RRP £3.25 - other Degustaboxers got Queen Chickpeas or Smoky Chilli Baked Beans) which are cooked to perfection using high quality ingredients sourced from where they grow best. The product write-up suggested eating them straight from the jar, adding them to salads or spooning them over toasted sourdough. I didn't fancy eating them cold though so I put them in a pan with chopped tomatoes, onions, mushrooms and bacon pieces, topped with spices then served with rice, which was delicious. They would also work well in soups and casseroles. Very tasty. Available at Tesco's, Sainsbury's, Waitrose, Morrisons, Ocado, major independents and directly from boldbeanco.com

Double Dutch Pomegranate and Basil (RRP £1.50 - only available in a case of 24) is a complex, intriguing mixer. It starts with a herby punch that gives way to a hint of sweetness then a piquant finish. The bold balance of fruitiness and herbiness is great mixed with fruit juice in a mocktail or champagne or white wine as a refreshing cocktail. It's perfect if you're looking for something different to sip on. Available on Amazon and Ocado.

 

Seabrook Waffle Bites Maple Bacon Flavour (RRP £1.50) are a delicious crunchy but soft snack that the whole family gobbled up. We loved the texture and also the maple bacon flavour that is the perfect blend of salty savouriness and slight sweetness. Despite the bacon flavour, they are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. They are also gluten-free and are perfect for packed lunches or cheeky snacks. Available in Asda, Morrisons and Ocado.

Tilda Soy & Ginger Sticky Rice (RRP £1.54) is the first part of this month's Product of the Month. Part of the range of microwavable pouches, we love the flavour options and convenience of these products. We have already tried the basic Sticky Rice in a previous Degustabox, using it to make sushi, but we loved the additions to the flavour of this version. Suitable for vegans and vegetarians, the rice needs just 2 minutes in the microwave or 3 minutes on the hob and it's ready to eat. Available at Sainsbury's or on Tilda.com.

 

Tilda Chinese Special Fried Rice (RRP £1.54) is the second part of this month's Product of the Month and I was instantly won over by the flavour, as it reminded me of one of my favourite Chinese takeaway items. Mushrooms, carrot, peas, Chinese spices and soy sauce give the rice a delicious oriental flavour and while the pack suggests using it with pork or tofu, it also tastes great with chicken. Available at Sainsbury's or on Tilda.com.

Mentos Pure Fresh Strawberry Gum (RRP £2) is a sugar free gum that comes in a handy tub containing 35 pieces of gum. The unique selling point is the gum's intensely fruity, liquid centre which adds a really refreshing burst of flavour when you start chewing. Delicious ! Available at Tesco.

 

Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte Premium Instant Coffee (RRP £3) uses the same high quality 100% Arabica beans as in the chain's coffeehouses. Expertly blended together with dairy milk and the celebrated flavours of pumpkin, cinnamon and nutmeg, it offers the warming, seasonal flavours of autumn to enjoy at home. Juliette instantly let out a squeal of appreciation and sneaked them into her bag, but she tells me they are very nice. Available in all major supermarket chains.

Sacla Creamy Pesto Pasta Pot (RRP £2) is a tasty pot of food that needs just 5 minutes to prepare. Combining short-cut tagliatelle, fragrant basil and cheese sauce, it tastes better than it sounds. I was expecting a heap of soggy mush but it actually stays al dente and has a nice taste. It is made in Italy, contains no nasties and is a source of protein. Perfect as a quick snack or simple lunch, it's also easy to stuff in your work bag and make up using just the kettle in the kitchen. Available in larger Asda and Morrisons stores, on Amazon, Ocado, at sacla.co.uk and in the Sacla Tik Tok shop.

 

Activit Sparkling Vitamin Water (RRP £1.50) is a tasty, sugar-free, 3-calorie drink with added vitamins including B6, B12, C and D. We got Lemon and Lime flavour, which was quite tart and refreshing, but other Degustaboxers received Blackcurrant & Raspberry or Tropical. It's a pleasant, thirst-quenching drink that has the extra bonus of the added vitamins. Great as a little pick-me-up on a hot day. Available in the major supermarket chains.

Forest Feast Honey & Sea Salt Cashews & Peanuts (RRP £1.50) are a totally scrumptious snack that we gobbled up in minutes. A mixture of Colossal Cashews and Jumbo Peanuts, glazed with the golden nectar of Scottish Heather Honey and roasted with hand-harvested Sea Salt, they are the perfect sweet and salty blend that everyone loved. Available in all major supermarket chains.

Kellogg's Bluey Multigrain Cereal (RRP £3.50) is a new breakfast option that is sure to delight young children. Even the Madhouse kids (who are now well beyond the target age range) loved the flavour, the crunchy texture and the fun shapes. They are high in fibre, with no artificial colours or flavours. Available in all major supermarket chains.

A subscription to Degustabox costs £12.99 per month including delivery, with each box having a value of much more than that, but the great news is, I have a discount coupon code for you which means you'll get the first box for just £9.99 - enter code PKUFE at the checkout. 

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