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EggDrop March 2016 Subscription Box Review

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EggDrop
Cost: $19.99/month
Ships To: United States
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EggDrop March 2016 Subscription Box Review
EggDrop is a new subscription box for kids who love Shopkins™, Kinder™ eggs, blind bags, blind boxes or any other type of surprise toy. Each box will contain six mystery bags / eggs filled with surprise toys.

EggDrop ships via USPS and takes just a few days to arrive.

The March 2016 EggDrop included the following items:

~Pocket Pop! Keychain – Batman 75th Anniversary ($9.97): This is the Batman 75th Anniversary Pop! Keychain.  We love these around here and it will likely alternate between L’s backpack and his superhero bedroom.

~Zootopia Collectible Dog Tags: We are so anxious to see Zootopia around here!  B had National Guard over the weekend or we would have already gone. All of the characters are so cute, but my boys are really into the sloth. LOL!

~Littlest PetShop Fashems: I love these squishy little guys!  They are very odd looking, but in a cute way.  I find them to be like mini stress balls.

~Frozen Blind Container: We are about to set a record for the longest period of time for NOT watching Frozen.  Seriously, it’s been months.  We received “Sven” who is just as cute in person as in the movie.

~Shopkins Blind Eggs: I may not get the Shopkins trend in general, but I do get these cute little eraser tops!

~Hello Kitty Monsters Collections: Hello Kitty looks so creepy!!  I am not even sure how to describe the one we received other than creepy!

I didn’t do a cost breakdown on EggDrop, but I always think it’s over the cost of the items in the box. These little blind bags are expensive and add up fast!

What do you think of EggDrop?  If you are interested in subscribing or want to learn more, you can check them out here.

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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!
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