Vegan Tuck Box

I liked them on Facebook to get updates. This will be interesting. Only problem is I dont eat a lot of sweets so if its all sweetie it's no good for me
 
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Vegan tuck box are up and running.

Exciting, £20 a month is quite a lot (equal to my gym membership, do you think they cancel out?), I'm not sure how much of a discount on the items that'll be? But I still am exceedingly tempted to try it!
 
Ha I just came here to moan at the price. £22 single or £20 a month is a lot to spend on junk food that you might not even like. I know realistically thats only £5 a week, and speciality vegan snacks are expensive, but I don't spend £5 a month on sweets usually so I'd feel very guilty spending it all in one go. It's a good idea but I'd want to wait a few months to see what the foods were like. Plus I'm allergic to certain things (nothing big or exciting) and knowing my luck my box would be full of it. If you get one please report back :D
 
:p I've ordered one to see, so I'll let you know what I think. I'm not sure I'm going to think it's worth it but I'm hoping to be proved wrong.
 
:p I've ordered one to see, so I'll let you know what I think. I'm not sure I'm going to think it's worth it but I'm hoping to be proved wrong.

I was thinking about doing the same thing. Might wait until you post about it :P maybe a new thread for us to talk about this specifically?
 
:) I merged the posts with the old one, I forgot I made one.
 
Vegan supprise boxes are like buses: http://www.thevegankind.com/ I just read about this one. It's £10 + £2.95 P&P, 5-8 items, not just food but also accessories, toiletries, cleaning products, household products, etc - all cruelty free and vegan (guaranteed to have a retail price over £10).

I don't like that idea so much, the price to number-of-goods ratio is much better and I'll definitely keep an eye when they've done some boxes what they've put in them (they tell you what past boxes have contained on the website, but there haven't been any yet), but I'm not keen on the household/cleaning products bit... doesn't sound exciting to me. Also, specialist cruelty-free toiletries/house hold products/cleaning products can be really expensive when you can get cruelty free versions of those things from superdrug/co-op/etc really cheap. So it wouldn't be good value for me I don't think. But like I said, I'll keep an eye on what they put in the boxes to get a better idea, I do quite like the idea of toiletries in the box too.
 
My box arrived! So excited :) It had:

- Dame Blache vanilla cream (a kind of biscuit-chocolate-vanilla cream thing)
- A small packet (single serving) of treacle and pecan granola
- Peppersmith lemon and peppermint chewing gum
- A small (25g) bag of new sour cherries from Goody Good Stuff
- A Raw Bite bar (spicy lime)
- Texas BBC primal strips
- Freedom Mallows - strawberry (marshmallows)
- A large (150g) hazlenut and chocolate bar from Vego
- A small mini-moos bar of honeycomb chocolate
- Biona organic maple syrup waffles with maple syrup filling (175g)

My thoughts so far (have only eaten one thing yet, going to try to make it last the month!):
- I'm really impressed at how many different things I've got, I have only ever tried one of them before (the mini-moos bar) and some of them (the vanilla cream, the waffles, the marshmallows, the hazlenut and chocolate bar) I've never seen before either. Fantastic! I didn't expect so much stuff I'd never seen before and I'm delighted.
- I think there's quite a good balance of things, almost all sweet (but I don't think that's bad - vegan savoury stuff is much easier to find than sweet).
- The vasty majority I'm excited about trying, chewing gum and cereal are a little dull, everything else I can't wait to devour :) You never know, the cereal and gum might be really good when I try them anyway.
- Some things were quite small (sour cherries, chewing gum), but some others quite large (massive hazlenut and chocolate bar, lots of waffles) so I think it's a good balance. I didn't feel hard done by.

I still think £20 is quite expensive, although I don't think it's over-priced, since the stuff was quite unique and that makes it worth the money (plus of course it's a small, brand new company that needs to make profit too - so you can't expect all that for next-to-nothing!). I will definitely buy them again, but probably not every month.
 
I want a Vegan Tuck Box. You guys have all the good stuff. :pout:
 
I didn't get another one because I ate it within a week and a half :( Irresistable! The vego bar was awesome and the marshmallows and waffles were really good too. The gum was vile, as was the primal strips, but that's obvs down to personal taste. The raw bite bar was really nice, much much nicer than nakd bars IMO.

In case anybody is interested, The Vegan Kind have released pics of what was in there first box (this is a separate scheme that has started up this month) - £10 a month (guaranteed to retail at least £10) with a variety of types of products (toiletries/ingredients/a recipe/etc - not just treats). Not for me this one, the only thing I think I would want is the sweets :p
 
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Um.
I need to bite that Santa's head off or my Christmas won't be complete.
 
Oh wow. :D

They are selling the vego bars in their shop now too. The only question now is... how many to buy?