Degustabox is a monthly food and drink subscription box. It's an excellent way of discovering new products which have only just appeared in the shops, or those which have been around for a while, but you haven't had a chance to try them yet.
Thanks to Degustabox, I have found new favourites to add to our shopping list, including some products which I otherwise wouldn't have tried.
Each time a monthly box arrives, its contents are a total surprise. You get a good selection of foods and drinks.
If you haven't tried Degustabox subscription box yet, and would like to have a go, I have a £3off discount from your first box (and you can unsubscribe any time), just use code DKRLN when placing an order.
What did we get in the October: Movie Nights and Sweet Treats Box?
Tilda Tomato & Red Pepper Lentils and Mixed Lentils (£2 each) are chosen Product of the Month.
Mixed Lentils are a combination of green and beluga lentils. This mix delivers a subtle nutty taste and offers and easy, nutritious addition to a vegetarian lasagne or Bolognese, as well as a coconut-based curry.
Nutritional information: 205kcal, 14g of protein and 0.73g of salt per 125g serving (2 servings per pack).
Tomato & Red Pepper Lentils is a combination of green lentils with tomato and red pepper. It's an easy addition to a jacket potato or cottage pie, and stuffed peppers.
Nutrition information: 141kcal, 8.6g of protein and 0.94g of salt per 125g sering.
Both products are a source of fibre and protein, contain no artificial ingredients or flavours.
Available in Sainsbury's, Ocado and Tilda.com.
You should receive 1 item in your box.
I did indeed use tomato & red pepper lentils with jacket potatoes, as suggested on the pack, with guacamole, salsa, soured cream and lots of grated cheese. It was an easy dinner (I used pre-cooked frozen potatoes).
Jacob's Crinklys Big Cheese & Onion (£2) are oven baked (not fried) savoury snacks. With a crunchy crispy texture and pronounced flavours, Crinklys come in a sharing bag to enjoy with family or friends.
Delicious on their own, Crinklys could be served with dips like Sour Cream & chives or Guacamole.
Each serving (25g) contains 116kcal and 0.19g of salt; suitable for vegetarians.
Available in Ocado, Co-Op and Impulse.
Inspired by Buxton Peak Recharge blackberry & Acai (£1.75) is a refreshing drink containing vitamin B3, B6, B12, and magnesium to help keep you energised.
Nutritional values: 40kcal and 9.2g of sugar per 400ml bottle; no preservatives, natural flavourings.
Available in Ocado, Amazon, Co-Op, ASDA Express, WHSmith, One Stop & more.
Boost Hydration Electrolytes Powder & Boost Energy and Hydration Powder (£1 each) come in handy mini pouches. Small in size but big on flavour, these powders are a tasty way to up the hydration.
These powders are formulated with key electrolytes, vitamins and minerals to replace what's lost through sweat and help you feel refreshed. Just mix in 500ml of water to have a flavourful refreshing drink.
Available in Amazon.
And if you're wondering where the sweet treats of the title are in my post, let me say that there were plenty of delectable sweet treats in the box (seven altogether), which due to HFSS are not allowed to be shown on social media. They were gratefully gobbled down by my family.
I also wanted to bring your attention to the limited edition Degustabox Advent Calendar at £39.99 (worth £60 of products) and Cook & Bake Advent Calendar at £49.99 (worth £100). As of today, they are still available online, but hurry if you want to secure one for yourself.
I have pre-ordered mine back in August, and the big box arrived last week. I can't wait to start opening all the doors and discovering treats.
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