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Bookish Eats: Graze Box Monthly Subscription

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Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons ,   Snacking while reading is a must for me, but I want to eat things are a bit healthier. Graze Box monthly su bscription definitely filled this need .    The first box is FREE with four snacks, with another box shipping every two weeks with eight snacks each for $11.99.  The box is well packed in a recycled box with plastic cross-bands sealing the package. Upon viewing the front of the box I immediately saw the words “Turn Me Over”, so I did. When turned over I saw that the box works somewhat like a pizza box. After cutting the bands I opened with anticipation.   I was first greeted by a beautiful interior photo and a welcome flyer which serves as an introduction to Graze, Nutritional Value List, and has four valuable coupons to hand over to friends. By getting friends to subscribe, one can receive rewards such as one dollar off your next box.    I was given four different sn...

Bookish Eats- Foodstirs Heart-Shaped Cookie Starter Kit

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Hello, Fellow Book Worms !   Welcome to a new segme nt on Xepherus Reads. Here I will share some food ideas that will fit in great with your book snacking. This time I will be reviewing the Foodstirs Heart Cookie Starter Kit. This fun and easy kit will make some awesome cookies to go with your latest read!      I love to cook and bake. However my efforts do not always have the best outco me. Part of my issue is failure to follo w a recipe. When I saw actress Sarah Michelle Gellar on television promoting her business venture with her two best friends, Galit Laibow and Gia Russo , I was very interested. Called Foodstirs, t heir concept involved using all-natural ingredients in their subscription boxes , eliminating the harsh ingredients we find in common boxed mixes. They spoke of sharing the experience of baking with family and friends, and how they wished for their customers to experience that, as well .    I went to Foodstirs website and ord...

Subscription Box Addiction- January 2016 OwlCrate Review

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Hello, Fellow Book Worms,   I love subscription boxes and I love books. What better way to celebrate the two then to subscribe to a monthly book service! OwlCrate has been reviewed many times in the book community, and I have never heard anything but awesome feedback. I decided to join the many readers loving this service starting this month.   Upon joining I was given a discount of 10% for my first order for being a new member. The box was about $32 (this includes shipping). I was also entered into a referral program that allows subscribers to earn free boxes by getting friends to subscribe . So far I was off to a great start. This month's theme is MAGIC   The box was large and very sturdy, with a lot of packing tape sealing it, which I appreciated. Sometimes subscription boxes do not sufficiently seal their boxes, which can sometime lead to damage. Upon opening it I was greeted by a tarot card with an owl on it announcing the box's theme and its conten...