The Vegan Cuts Snack Box is a subscription box that sends an assortment of vegan-friendly snacks to your door every month.
Each box will consist of at least 10 or more vegan goodies, many of which will also be gluten-free. Items can include chips, beverages, snack bars, sweet treats, condiments, popcorn, tea, and more. You can expect to receive a mix of both full and sample sized products in every box — all 100% vegan!
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Subscriptions are $22.95/month, or less with multi-month commitments. Shipping is free within the US.
Let’s see what’s in the November 2018 Vegan Cuts Snack Box!
Everything was shipped in a standard brown box with a large Vegan Cuts logo on the side.
A peek in the box!
An info card listed all the items inside November’s box, along with brief descriptions and social media handles for each one.
Bean Smash! Chipotle Black Bean Snack/Dip
I’ve seen these at my local grocery store and was always curious about them (but too lazy to check to see if they were vegan-friendly). Turns out, they are vegan (or at least this flavor is) and you can enjoy it alone as a protein-packed snack, or paired with chips & veggies as a dip. To make, simply fill with water to the line indicated on the label, microwave for 75 seconds, let stand for 5 minutes, and enjoy!
Mozaics Salsa Popped Veggie & Potato Chips
These crispy “popped” veggie & potato chips would pair nicely with the dip above. They’re made with organic veggies including green peas, tomatoes, black beans, potatoes, and peppers. Each serving has just 100 calories, along with 3 grams of both protein & fiber.
Rise Brewing Co. Blood Orange Nitro Cold Brew Coffee
Described as “next level cold brew”, this nitrogen-infused cold brew is made with organic coffee beans, organic cane sugar and tangy blood orange juice. It’s said to taste similar to an Arnold Palmer and contains 110mg (roughly 1.5 espresso shots) of naturally occurring caffeine for a long-lasting, additive-free boost.
Wat-U-See Zesty Ranch Popped Chickpeatos
I’ve had these chickpea-based snack puffs a few times before and they’re pretty good. They’re made with a blend of green peas, rice, chickpeas, rice milk, sunflower oil, and a handful of flavorful spices. One serving has 3 grams of fiber, 3 grams of protein, and only 100 calories. These are also gluten-free and vegan friendly.
Tru-Nut Powdered Peanut Butter
A lower calorie alternative to traditional peanut butter, this powdered version has 85% less fat than the conventional version. To create spreadable peanut butter, simply mix 2 parts powder with 1 part water. Easy!
The Dough Bar Original Crispy Bar
This tasty bar is like a healthier, protein-packed, vegan-friendly version of a Rice Krispies Treat. I’ve had the chocolate chip version once before and it was delicious! Each Original bar has an impressive 9 grams of fiber, 15 grams of protein, and just 3 grams of sugar.
Neat Cinnamon Pecan Pancakes Baking Mix
Pancakes!! I usually make my own with a super basic recipe, but these cinnamon pecan ones sound absolutely delicious. All you need to add is non-dairy milk & a cooking oil of your choosing (though I’ll probably nix the oil and use applesauce instead). The mix is not only vegan-friendly, but also soy-free, gluten-free, and non-GMO.
Cusa Tea Taster Pack
These instant teas are made from a patented cold-brew and dehydration process — allowing you to make a cup of hot tea in just 3 seconds. The 100% organic tea has zero sugar, preservatives, or flavorings. Three different flavors were included: English Breakfast, Mango Green Tea, and Oolong Tea.
Pressed by Kind Snacks Strawberry Apple Cherry Chia Bar
A kid-friendly snack bar made with just 4 simple ingredients: Apples, strawberries, cherries, and chia seeds. It has no added sugar and is the equivalent of 2 servings of fruit.
Purely Inspired French Vanilla Organic Protein Powder
I’m always happy to see these vegan-friendly protein powder packets. I drink a smoothie every day and these make a great addition. They’re gluten-free, non-GMO, and have an impressive 20 grams of plant-based protein per serving.
The Vegetarian Express Parma Zaan Sprinkles
An all natural vegan alternative to parmesan cheese, these “parma zaan sprinkles” can be enjoyed on spaghetti, popcorn, pizza, and more. It’s made with just blanched almond meal, sea salt, nutritional yeast, dehydrated onions, and citric acid.
Endangered Species Dark Chocolate with Salted Peanuts
When I first went vegan (temporarily in the late 90’s/for good in 2003), finding vegan-friendly chocolate wasn’t easy. Endangered Species bars were one of the few options available at the time and I was very grateful for them. 😉 That said, I haven’t actually purchased one in a long time so I was excited to see this new dark chocolate/salted peanut variety included in November’s box. I cannot WAIT to dig into it!
They also included a coupon to use on a future purchase. (Yay!)
I haven’t reviewed a Vegan Cuts Snack Box in a while, so I was happy to see that they still deliver on sending a great variety of vegan (and gluten-free!) snacks, sweets, and more. My personal favorite items from November’s box were the Neat Cinnamon Pecan Pancakes, Bean Smash, Dough Bar Original Crispy Bar, and Endangered Species chocolate bar. Yum! 🙂
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