Bokksu Review – March 2017

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Bokksu Review - March 2017
Bokksu is a premium subscription box for people to discover authentic snacks and teas from all over Japan. Each box contains 13-15 artisanal Japanese snacks, a tea pairing that complements that month’s flavors, and a Tasting Guide that explains each item’s story. They source directly from snack makers in Japan and meticulously craft each month’s assortment, so you receive the best curation of snacks that can only be found in Japan.

Bokksu
Cost: $39/month
Ships To: United States (Free). Canada ($5).  UK, Germany, Australia ($15)
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Disclosure: This complimentary box was received for review purposes. All opinions are my own, and no compensation was received.
Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu ships via USPS by the 10th of the month.  For example, if you order on December 5th, your initial box will ship by December 10th, and you will be billed again on December 25th for your January 10th shipment. If you order on December 6th, your initial box will ship by January 10th, and you won’t be billed again until January 25th for your February 10th shipment

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Pretty colors!

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017
The March 2017 Bokksu theme was “Snacks Over Flowers” and included the following items:

~Sakura Rusk: These are crispy, buttery cookies with a floral cherry taste.  The flavor isn’t crazy strong, but it’s enough.  I think a layer of Nutella on these would be out of this world.

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

~Sakura Saku Saku Senbei: These are crispy, and they have a hint of chili pepper which gives them a great kick!

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

 

~White Strawberry:  The description made me think these would have a chocolate coating, but I think the chocolate is more soaked in.  They were a little crispy, a little soft, but SO flavorful.

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017
~Pocky Midi Strawberry Fromage: There aren’t too many pocky stick flavors I don’t like (green tea would be one), but I love these.  They have a thick strawberry cheesecake coating/chocolate coating.  Last month Bokksu did all those different KitKat flavors, and I think an all Pocky Stick box would be just as fun.

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

 

~Rufeel Baked Jam Biscuits: These are buttery biscuit cookies with a layer of strawberry jam.  I don’t normally like a jam texture in my cookies, but the buttery base of these made them hard not to like.

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

~Languly Strawberry: Buttery chocolate cookies with a white chocolate and strawberry filling.  I probably could have eaten the entire package of these without thinking twice.

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

~Ume Sable: These butter cookies are infused with plum, and shiso (perilla) leaves.  I think I would have preferred if these were just a straight butter cookie.  Just not my thing.

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

~Une Kobucha: Turns out this is the tea for this month’s box.  I thought it was candy and am so glad I didn’t eat it like a shot which was what I was thinking about doing!  It has flavors of plum, shiso leaves, and kelp and can be served either as tea or in soup.

Bokksu Review - March 2017

Bokksu Review - March 2017

What do you think of the March 2017 Bokksu?  If you are interested in ordering, you can find out more about them 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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