UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review

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UrthBox
Cost: Mini Box: $9/month. Small Box: $19/month. Medium Box: $29/month. Large Box: $49/month.
Ships To: United States (Free) & Canada (Add $6 shipping).
Coupon Code: “CRUNCHWEEK” to save $10 off your first box.
UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box

UrthBox is a monthly subscription that delivers healthy new snacks right to your door. They offer a variety of box options (The Classic, The Gluten-Free, The Vegan and The Diet) which come in sizes ranging from Mini to Large. The Mini “Discovery Box” is $9/month and contains 4-5 snacks. The Small “Part-Time Snacker” box is $19/month and contains 8-10 snacks. The Medium “Happy Snacker” box is $29/month and contains 14-16 products. And finally, the Large “Full-Time Snacker” Box is $49/month and contains 20-24 snacks.  I subscribe to the Medium “Happy Snacker” box.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
The Box

UrthBox ships via USPS on the 15th of the month. Your first box will ship on the 15th of the following calendar month. Meaning that if you sign up today, your first box will ship on April 15th.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
First Look

UrthBox boxes are always packed full, but this one was also quite heavy.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
The Card

UrthBox doesn’t include a detailed information card (I wish they would though), but my March 2015 Medium “Happy Snacker” box contained the following items:

~Luke’s Organic Cheddar Clouds: WB and I both loved these.  They were light and airy but still had a nice cheddar flavor.  I would love to find a big bag of these!

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Luke’s Organic Cheddar Clouds

~Deep River Aged Cheddar Horseradish Potato Chips: It’s possible these are an acquired taste.  I tried them and thought no way. But then I had another one and thought okay, these aren’t so bad.  They’ve got a kick to them for sure.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Deep River Aged Cheddar Horseradish Potato Chips

~Curry Cashew Snakarola: Meh.  These are just kind of there for me.  I didn’t hate them, but I wouldn’t seek them out anywhere either.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Curry Cashew Snakarola

~Snapea Crisps: I have been a big fan of Snapea Crisps since I first tried them.  They give you that crunch / salt you crave (or that I crave anyway) without being totally awful for you like a lot of other snacks are. They are a win!

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Snapea Crisps

~Sheffa Tasty Snack Mix: I’d list everything that is in this mix, but it’d probably be shorter to list what’s not in it!  It’s got nuts and raisins and seeds and tropical fruits and more.  Totally a B snack.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Sheffa Tasty Snack Mix

~Urban Remedy No Oatmeal Cookie and Banana Brittle: So they were right about the “No Oatmeal Cookie” one.  It’s no oatmeal cookie.  It’s way crunchier and seemed to be more like a granola bar to me.  But that Banana Brittle?  Wow.  Now that’s a good snack.  It’s banana tasting without being too much and is perfectly cripsy and delicious.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Cook

~Rachel Michael’s Gourmet Popcorn – Sea Salt & Balsamic Vinegar: I don’t believe I have ever tried Sea Salt & Balsamic Vinegar Popcorn before, but I’m a fan. The flavor was good without being too much

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
PopCorn

~Vertical Maple Water: So I thought this was going to be horrible, but it was actually good!  Granted I couldn’t really taste any maple in it, but that’s okay.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Vertical Maple Water

~Creative Snacks Co. Dark Chocolate Expresso Beans: If there was a snack in there that I was happy we got two of, it’s these.  They really are a coffee lovers delight and make a great mid-afternoon snack!

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Dark Chocolate Expresso Beans

~Angell Bars Organic Candy Bar: I tried to find these online to see what other types of bars they offered (because this one was good – like a dark chocolate milky way without the caramel), but I cannot find them for sale anywhere.  They don’t have a website and their Facebook hasn’t been updated since 2012.  I don’t know what’s up with these exactly!  The bar wasn’t expired or anything so someone must be making them somewhere?  And I’d quite like to find more!

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Angell Bar

~Smooch Pouch: L (my 6 year-old) is the only one in the house who really likes the pouch trend so I’ll pack this as a snack for him.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Smooch

~Energy Gummy Bears: L spied these and his eyes light up.  But no, he does not need energy snacks of any kind!  B’s planning on starting running again now that the weather is better, so he’ll appreciate these.

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Energy Gummy Bears

~Smooze!: We have gotten these in a few subscription boxes in the past and they are a big hit.  Both boys love them, but L really does!

UrthBox March 2015 Subscription Box Review
Smooze!

Do you subscribe to UrthBox?  Have you been happy with your subscription so far?  If you are a new to UrthBox and want to sign up, you can use the coupon code “CRUNCHWEEK” to save $10 off your first month!

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Jennifer

Jennifer is the author and founder of Subscription Box Ramblings. She first discovered subscription boxes in 2012 and has been addicted since. Current favorites include CAUSEBOX, Boxycharm and Beachly!

This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Diana

    You should email Urthbox to find out more about that candy bar!

  2. April

    Buyer Beware when it comes to UrthBox. Please do your research. Some call this company a scam. On Yelp, they have just 2 stars for illegally renewing subscriptions without consumers’ knowledge or consent. (The law states that the terms for automatic renewal have to be “clear and conspicuous,” being in text different from the text surrounding it so as to draw attention to it, and the terms have to be on the checkout page. They are not. They are buried in the fine print. That’s unlawful.) They have an F-rating with the BBB for ignoring consumer complaints. They illegally renewed my 6 month subscription and took $295 from me. I have been fighting it, but despite the fact that they still have all of my money, they sent me just 2 boxes and then stopped. I do not want the boxes, just my money. The law says I do not have a contract with them, but if I did, they’d be in breach of it! Unethical! My story is not uncommon.

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