November saw another great Degustabox delivery, perfectly timed too. It is great to get home on a cold, rainy day to find a surprise food and drink box waiting for you. And of course it didn’t disappoint. I decided to film myself opening the November box, so you can gauge my initial reaction. It also features kittens very briefly (and a correction, I realise a Chai Latte is tea and not coffee. But I still
The cost of getting a takeaway is astronomical! Whilst fakeaways (where you cook your own takeaway) are great, there are plenty of ways to trim down the costs whilst still enjoying your favourite take away. Order less & share Some of the portion sizes from your favourite take away are huge – more than you can reasonably eat in one sitting. Or sometimes they offer a great deal on a larger portion that can easily be split between two
Every month I fall even more in love with Degustabox, and October was no different. As you can see, the content of this box retail for a whopping £26.07, and yet Degustabox only costs £12.99 delivered to your front door – or £5.99 for your first box using this link. This is the best box I have received so far, and definitely the one worth the most. I cannot even begin to decide what my
In an ideal world, we would grow our own produce and lovingly cook a week’s worth of meals at the weekend to freeze. And probably photograph them and pin them on Pinterest whilst we are at it. But unfortunately, it doesn’t work like that. By not having quick and easy meals to hand, you may find yourself opting for a pricey takeaway, eating out more or consuming a dinner of chocolate and crisps. I’m guilty of all
I’ve been reading a lot about Degustabox across various blogs, so I thought I would give it a try for a thrifty review. I had contacted Degustabox asking if they would be willing to supply a box for a blog review, but they didn’t get back to me until they were preparing the boxes – after I had already paid for my first box. So this review comes from someone who has forked out their
The cost of food seems to be ever increasing and week by week we are spending more and more on our food shop. It would be great to set a budget of £20 per week and be done with it, but it doesn’t work out like that. Knowing how to set a realistic food budget will enable you to ensure that you’re sticking to it. A food budget doesn’t necessarily have to be limiting –
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