This month was a fantastic box, one of my favourite this year with a great variety of products. Even kitty couldn’t decide what she liked best!
Inside the box!
Veganz Organic Original Double Biscuits 400g (RRP £2.89)
Enjoy! Salted Caramel Filled Bar 70g (RRP £2.99)
Vegan Cakes and Other Bakes Cookbook (RRP £6.99)
Mr Lee’s Zen Garden Vegetables (RRP £2.50)
Burts Guinness Rich Chilli Crisps 40g (RRP £0.85)
Sweets In The City Strawberry and Lemonade 50g (RRP £1.50)
Viva Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Bite 20g (RRP £0.99)
November TVK Lifestyle Box Review…
So it was pretty exciting to get a condensed version of the Vegan Cakes and Other Bakes Cookbook in the box. I’ll be trying the brownies.
The Enjoy! Salted Caramel Bar has to be one of the best vegan chocolate bars I’ve ever tasted – very rich and chocolatey with a depth of taste that some of other vegan chocolate bars lack.
I love a good Pot Noodle but the Mr Lee’s Zen Garden Vegetables Noodle Pot is even better because it’s healthier with freeze dried veg and miso!
The Burts Guinness Rich Chilli Crisps are tasty and hearty with a taste of stout and a really filling bag.
These Sweets In The City Strawberry and Lemonade sweets are super flavoursome and pack a bigger fruity flavour punch than similar sweets.
The Veganz Organic Original Double Biscuits have lasted us for a few days now and taste great with a cup of tea – these are great to pass around.
The Viva Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Bite contains peanut butter, roasted nuts, Peruvian cocoa butter and Belgium dark chocolate. This is a tiny healthy but indulgent chocolatey snack!
Want one yourself?
If you want to subscribe yourself can use the code ‘VEGAN’ to get £5 off your first order.
For World Vegan Month there are also some special offers to be had…
Previous box reviews…
The October TVK Vegan Subscription Box Review.
The September TVK Vegan Subscription Box Review.
The August TVK Vegan Subscription Box Review.
FYI – I’ve been subscribing to the TVK lifestyle box for years and am a huge fan. This page contains some affiliate links which means I would receive a very small percentage of sales from anyone making a purchase (this costs you nothing). And of course this never influences my editorial.
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