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Paleo Life Box
Cost: $34.98/month
Ships To: United States (Free), Canada (add $8/month)
Coupon Code: N/A

Paleo Life Box is a convenient box of pale snacks. Each month you’ll receive 9 or 10 full-size snacks that are both good for you and delicious. Typically 2 or 3 will be new and the rest will be tried and true favorites!

Paleo Life Box ships via USPS and took just a few days to arrive to me.

Everything in Paleo Life Box is always packaged so neatly and always looks great.

The July 2015 Paleo Life Box included the following items:

~Goji Spice Granola by Supernola ($3.50): This looks total unappetizing, but it’s actually excellent.  II thought it tasted like banana and really liked it.

~Megamacaroon by Rickaroons (~$2): I received the Coconut Chocolate Chip variety of this last month and I have to say, I liked that one better.  I am sure this one is better for you, but it just wasn’t as tasty to me.

~Grass Fed Beef Bar by Bricks Bars (~$4): Ahh, I finally manned up and tried this and no.  Just no.  To me it was a big beef jerky bar.  A little softer and less chewy, but I thought the taste was the same.  Considering I don’t even like beef jerky it’s probably not promising I didn’t love this.  Now, B, this is totally a B snack!

~Pecan Persistence Bar by Thunderbird Energetica (~$2): I mentioned it last month (we got a different flavor of this last month), but Gather bars aren’t for me.  I have some friends that eat Paleo and love them though.

~Lemon Pie Coco Roons by Wonderfully Raw ($7.99): The package is right, you can’t eat just one of these!  They are delicious.  The lemon flavor is amazing and makes these downright fabulous.

~Cacao Mint Date & Nut Bar by Kur (~$2): This is one that I haven’t tried yet.  It’s made from Raw Dates & Nuts and is a good size to throw in your purse for on the go.

~Vanilla UnGranola by Bubba’s Fine Foods ($8.99): UnGranola is a combination of almonds, coconut flakes, cashews, honey and vanilla.  I’d describe it as a cereal, but ungranola works too.  It’s really good and would made for a great on the go snack.

~Hyper Hawaiian Crunch by Thunderbird Energetica (~$2): This was also sent last month – but in a different flavor.  Now that I am used to the texture I like it more.  I thought it would be a more solid texture, but it’s soft and chewy.

All totaled I came up with a value of $32.48 for the July 2015 Paleo Life Box.  I don’t follow a Paleo lifestyle, but I can see this as being a great box for those that do.  It’s a grew way to try new snacks and find ones that you love without having to pay lots of shipping fees or buy full sizes / cases of items.

If you are interested in ordering or want to learn more about Paleo Life Box, you can check them out here.