2 Little Rosebuds
Subscription box reviews by a vegan mom of twins
Monthly subscription boxes that include food items, snacks, and desserts to fill your tummy.
Loose Tea Addict is a subscription box that sends you a sampling of loose leaf tea every month.
Your monthly box will include two different blends of high quality loose leaf teas from around the world. Each pouch contains two ounces — enough to brew 35-40 cups. You’ll also receive a fun tea accessory with every shipment. [read more…]
Love Goodly is a new subscription box that sends a selection of natural, eco-friendly products to your door every other month.
Each box will feature an expertly curated collection of non-toxic, cruelty-free products for your body and home. Items can include cosmetics, jewelry, home decor, snacks, skincare, and more. Boxes will typically contain 5 to 7 full- and sample-sized products.. A portion of each sale is donated toward a worthy cause, which you can read about on their site. [read more…]
September’s Hamptons Lane box is all about French cuisine — more specifically, “French Kitchen Essentials”.
If you’re new here, Hamptons Lane is a unique subscription box that features a new selection of kitchen tools, artisan foods, tabletop items, and recipes every month. Each box will introduce a different theme which spotlights a specific region, food, skill, ingredient, or activity. The themes are announced beforehand, so if it’s not something you’re interested in you’re free to skip that month’s shipment. You can even choose to substitute it with a past box from their shop. [read more…]
Try the World time again! This time we’re heading to Spain to sample some of their traditional gourmet treats.
If you haven’t heard, Try the World is a subscription box that invites your taste buds to explore a new city every sixty days. Each box will include 7-10 locally made/grown gourmet goodies as well as cultural finds — such as music playlists and movie recommendations — produced in the city being featured. Subscriptions are $39 every 2 months, or less with multi-month commitments. New customers can save 30% off your first box with coupon code “ROSEBUDTRAVELS“! [read more…]
Cub Snacks is a monthly subscription box for kids that sends all of the ingredients needed to make a healthy, delicious snack.
Each box will contain a kid-friendly recipe, all of the necessary ingredients (pre-measured!), 2 kid’s size aprons, 2 chef’s hats, fun food facts, and more. To make the snacks as healthy as possible, they include the best ingredients with the least amount of allergens. Everything you receive will be free from gluten, dairy, eggs, GMOs, artificial colors/flavors/preservatives, and trans fat. They’ll also have very minimal refined sugar, opting instead for sweeteners like honey and maple syrup. [read more…]
Coterie Sampler is a new subscription box that sends you a monthly selection of world-class artisanal and handcrafted products from Austin, Texas.
Each month you’ll receive a variety of small-batch, high quality items sourced from the best small businesses in Austin. Items can include pantry staples, beverages, ready-to-eat food items, jams, home decor pieces, and more. Coterie Sampler seeks out products that were made using traditional methods and sustainable sourced materials. Above all, they must be of exceptional quality. [read more…]
Fuego Box is a hot sauce club that introduces you to a new selection of sauces every month. I reviewed their intro box not too long ago, which you can see here. This is a review of their regular monthly box.
When you subscribe, you’ll receive the best artisanal/small batch hot sauces on the market. Instead of focusing on gimmicky labeling or straight up crazy heat, they instead choose the most dynamic flavors with just the right amount of hotness. [read more…]
Okie Goodies is a subscription box that sends you the best locally sourced “goodies” that Oklahoma has to offer.
Each box will consist of 5-7 full sized products that can range anywhere from snacks, to sauces, nuts, drinks, fudge, and everything in between. Okie Goodies visits state fairs, county festivals, and local shops to find the tastiest treats in Oklahoma to include in their boxes. [read more…]
Num-Nums Munch Box is a snack subscription box that sends an assortment of allergy-friendly treats to your door every month. I haven’t gotten a chance to review them since March, so I was thrilled to see their box o’ goodness at my door the other day. [read more…]
Robb Vices is a brand new subscription box that sends you a unique selection of curated products every month.
Each box will feature handpicked, top-of-the-line items in categories ranging from food & drink, to tools & toys, fashion-related items, and more. To quote their site: This isn’t for everyone. This is for the individuals who care about why something is considered great, want to discover the story behind it, and share what they have with those who matter to them. [read more…]
Japan Crate is a subscription box that sends you an assortment of fun Japanese snacks and treats every month.
Each box will include a selection of handpicked, full-size candies and snacks straight from Japan. You can expect to receive anything from Do-It-Yourself sushi kits to Vanilla Ice Cream Kit Kats and everything in between. [read more…]
This is my first month of Goodies. What the hell IS Goodies, you say? Well friend, lemme edu-micate you… Goodies is a subscription box full of generously sized (big ass, if you will) snack products that are sent right to your door every month. The best part? It’s only $7 freakin’ dollars! Oh, and shipping is included. Definitely one of the cheapest box subs I’ve come across. The not so awesome part (well, for me)? Many of the products aren’t vegan-friendly. BUT some of them are. You just never know what you’ll get. For $7 a month, it’s worth the gamble.
Sadly, only 2 of the products this month are vegan. The non-vegan stuff will be going to Mike or my dad. (You’re welcome.) I’ll show you all of the products, but I’m not going to go into much detail about the items I can’t/won’t eat. I’m not gonna sing the praises of something I’m not down with. Make sense? Good, good. [read more…]
