Love with Food October Box

 

I've tried quite a few of the Happy Squeeze products and while the taste is good, I'm still getting used to the texture. 

Kind bars are amazing, need I say more?  

I've seen Glee gum around before and never tried it. It's pretty good, but like many others, the flavor doesn't last as long as I'd hope.

Dang could not have a better name... dang these are good. I don't love coconut, I have to be in the mood for it, but these are delicious little coconut chips that would probably make a great dessert topping.

The Pizzelle crisps are really great, more of a cocoa flavor than a sweet chocolate and I like that.

The candies are good, I got blood orange and cinnamon anjou pear which unexpected and great flavors.

I haven't tried the Caveman Cookies yet and I'm still trying to figure out what to do with the Pixo pearls.

 

 

September Love with Food

One of my best friends has Celiac's Disease so it was great to see a box dedicated to gluten free snacks. I was just getting home from work when this arrived and I was STARVING so I pretty much demolished half of this box in one sitting... probably not the healthiest thing I could do, but oh well. Check out the photos below to see this month's box. 

From their site: 

"Love With Food helps you discover new organic, all-natural snacks delivered to your door every month. Our subscription membership starts as low as $10/month. Every month, Love With Food members will receive a curated box of unique, hard-to-find tasty snacks which varies based on seasonal themes.
For every box sold, we donate a meal to several food banks such as the Feeding America Network and Share Our Strength - No Kid Hungry. Join us to help end child hunger one meal at a time!"

Check it out!

These Apple Chips were insanely good! Apples are my favorite part of the Fall!

My inner 6 year old was in LOVE with these puffy, crunchy dinosaurs! 

 

These Cinnamon Crunch crisps are SO GOOD! I was skeptical because they are corn based, but they are out of this world... which is probably why they are from Cosmos... get it? 

Love With Food Box

Scrolling around Facebook today I found a new box! Love with Food is a gourmet food box service and online shop. $12 a month (+$2 shipping) or $120 for the year with free shipping. I'll be ordering a box to try it out. I'll let you all know what I think when it arrives.

Description from their website:
"Get 8+ NEW gourmet foods delivered to your door for $10/month and we'll donate a meal to a hungry child."

Click below to get a discount on your first box:

Have you tried this box before? Let me know what you thought in the comments below!

Product with a cause: Lush Charity Pot

I love helping causes wherever I can. If I can donate to a cause, I almost always will. Even if it's my pocket change in the Salvation Army Bucket or adding a dollar to my checkout, every little bit helps. Because of this I love when a product or company that I already love helps to support a great cause. And what's better than a great cause? A lot of great causes. Lush helps hundreds of grassroots organizations around the world with this best selling lotion. It's made with almond oil and cocoa butter and lots of other skin loving ingredients and packaged in a recycled pot, which means while it's doing your skin some good, it's also doing the world a lot of good. Each pot features one of the many organizations supported by the program and when I gift them, I try to pick one the recipient might have dear to their heart. I keep one right at my desk at work and I share it with everyone. It's super moisturizing (which we all need this time of year) and I love to tell people how it can really help others. Everything except the tax is donated. EVERYTHING.That's amazing! It comes in two sizes, 1.7 oz for $5.95 (I keep that size in my purse for on the go moisture) and 7.9 oz for $22.95. A little goes a long way, so the big one should last for a while. Also, remember that Lush will give you a free face mask when you bring in 5 empty black pots to recycle!

For more information on Charity Pot click here.
To get some visit your local Lush or buy it online.

 

This is the Charity Pot that lives in my purse. This particular one features the fight to end animal research at the University of British Columbia. Fun fact: Lush fights all animal testing and will not use any suppliers that use animal testing or endorse it.