Batterbox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

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BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review
Batterbox is a premium baking subscription box filled with all of your baking needs, delivered to your mailbox monthly. Each box includes step by step directions that are designed to make the process simple. In addition, boxes are centered around a crafty theme that you are sure to love.
BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

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BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

I really wasn’t sure what to make of all the Peeps in the box!

BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

The March 2016 Batterbox recipe was for Surprise Vanilla Cupcakes with Vanilla Buttercream frosting.

BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

All of the ingredients had labels on them, but they weren’t sticky enough so they ended up falling off in transit.  Also, it looked like our vanilla may have leaked a little on the cupcake holders.

BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

B decided to make these on Easter morning.  There was some confusion regarding the instructions / labeling of the items.  For example, the instructions showed that salt and baking powder were included in the box, but there were not any packages in the box with “Salt” or “Baking Powder” labels on them. There was a “Flour”, a “Sugar” and a “Powdered Sugar” package.  We debated about adding salt and baking powder, but ultimately just decided to risk it and hope that they were included in one of the mixes.  And luckily, they were.  We did need to provide the wet / perishable ingredients, like butter, milk eggs, etc. ourselves.

BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

While the cupcakes were baking B started on the frosting.  We didn’t have any shortening, so we substituted butter.  It wasn’t the prettiest frosting, but it sure was tasty!

BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

According to the instructions, you were supposed to put the almond eggs into the cupcakes after they came out of the oven.  Then let cool completely and top with your grass frosting (the box includes the pastry bag / tip) and a Peep.  I don’t want to be surprised with an almond egg inside my cupcake (nor does B or the boys), so we opted to do some cupcakes with just almonds on top and some with just Peeps on top.  So I guess we really didn’t make “surprise” cupcakes after all.  But it worked better this way for us.

BatterBox March 2016 Subscription Box Review

My kids loved the cupcakes (and I have to admit, they tasted really good), but Batterbox is pretty expensive for what you get.  Also, this is just silly (on my part), but why did they only include blue Peeps?   Why not mix it up a little with some pink and yellow and other Spring colors?

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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 3 Comments

  1. Melissa

    Frosting made out of shortening sounds really un-tasty to me…

  2. Melissa

    Also, I have to agree… Looks like you got about $12 worth of product 🙁 Oh, well… at least you got some cupcakes out of it!

  3. Sarah

    The price point on this box is ridiculous–they should include some baking pans, muffin tins, reusable cupcake liners etc or something

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