Unboxing | This is what I got in my July 2016 Vegan Box

Vegan Box July 2016

It’s that time of the month when I receive and open my Vegan Box. The Vegan Box is a monthly subscription box which costs €14.90, if you’re sending it to a German address. In the case you want to send it to another European address, including Malta, you need to add €8 delivery charge.

Although they say that the worth of the July 2016 is €24, when I added up all the prices mentioned, I got the total of €21.55. Which led me to decide to put the subscription to a halt, considering that in 5 months I didn’t get what I have expected. I was expecting that at least once I get at least a cheese, egg or meat alternative, something that will help me completely move to veganism, since I am living in a new country and I still have to orientate myself and find the best brand for these vegan food types. Instead I’ve received every vegan-friendly product that you find, some at an even more affordable price, in every German supermarket, and which is not necessarily for vegans like flour, oil, curry paste, chutney, peanut butter, etc.

Here’s what I’ve received in my last Vegan Box:

 

 

  • VEGAN BOX Jutebeutel – VEGAN. SUSTAINABLE. HANDMADE.
    This summer we are three years old! During these three years much has happened and that’s why this birthday we treated ourselves with a new Jute, which is made from 100% recycled PET. This time, of course, with our mascot Tuvvi! The bag was made next to us, just around the corner in Wuppertal, with love in screen printing handwork. All materials submitted vegan and sustainable trade.
  • DAVERT Linsen-Chips “Salt & Pepper” – VEGAN. ORGANIC. GLUTEN FREE. SOY FREE.
    Chips must not always be sooo unhealthy! The lentil chips from Davert are free of artificial flavors, 100% organic and not fried. Therefore, they contain 50% less fat than regular potato chips. They are only seasoned with black pepper and sea salt. The chips are perfect for when you need a healthier fun snack!
  • KULAU Kokoswasser “Relax” – VEGAN. ORGANIC. GLUTEN FREE. SOY FREE.
    Coconut water alone has an exotic refreshment taste, along with some elder flower flavor it intensifies. Both the coconut water and the elder flower from Kulau are organic and provide the body with important minerals and liquid.
  • SEITENBACHER Sport-Riegel – VEGAN. GLUTEN FREE.
    The perfect companion for sport! The sport bar consists of an extra number, unsulphurated fruits and roasted soy nuts. Soy is an ideal source of plant protein and particularly well suited for athletes.
  • SEITENBACHER Basis-Öl – VEGAN. ORGANIC. GLUTEN FREE. SOY FREE.
    As the name suggests: The base oil of Seitenbacher can be the base for just about any dish! This sunflower oil is of organic quality and cold pressed. The all-rounder can be heated up to 200°C and is therefore ideal as a cooking oil.
  • PURE RAW Vrappé  – VEGAN. ORGANIC. HANDMADE. GLUTEN FREE. SOY FREE. RAW
    This is a real Vrappé taste highlight! The distinctive taste of Maca meets the sweetish bitter Cocoa powder from selected cocoa beans. Add plant milk, Vrappé powder and a few ice cubes in a blender, and enjoy!
  • DAVERT Superfruit Topping “Heidelbeere & Hibiskus” – VEGAN. ORGANIC. GLUTEN FREE. SOY FREE.
    Daverts new Superfruit Topping can be added to yogurt, smoothies, desserts, or as valuable superfoods that when added to your muesli not only makes it healthy, but also simply taste good.
  • JOOTI Curry – VEGAN. BIO. GLUTEN FREE. SOY FREE.
    Curry always goes, even in summer. When it is not possible to spend so much time indoors in the kitchen … The finished Curry of JooTi is it right here! The curry consists entirely of organic ingredients and lots of vegetables. Just warm them up, add some rice, couscous, bread or salad to and you have tasty, fast and really healthy ready-made food! 🙂
  • VEGAN WORLD Magazin
    The Vegan World magazine deals with interesting topics around veganism. It presents new products and innovative companies, and creates regularly delicious, vegan recipes. Definitely worth a look.

Since I have no income and I am paying this from my savings, I’ve decided that it’s not worth it to continue my subscription. Maybe I will move on to a competitor box called Lucky Vegan. However I am not expecting it to be better than Vegan Box, I think it’s on the same level.


DISCLAIMER: I wasn’t asked or paid to post this.

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(a.k.a. Fiona Henschel) Malta-born blogger. I have been blogging during these last 6 years on my cruelty-free lifestyle including recipes, beauty and makeup products that I discover, receive, buy and try.