MunchPak is a snack subscription box. Every month, they send an assortment of snacks from around the world. There are three different subscription options you can choose from: MunchPak Mini (5+ full-size snacks), Original MunchPak (10+ full-size snacks), or FamilyPak (20+ full-size snacks). In addition, you can also choose shipping frequency: weekly, every two weeks, or monthly. MunchPak also allows you to further customize your box by selecting your snack preferences such as salty, sweet, sour, crunchy, and etc. For an additional $5, you can add a drink option (coffee or tea). Currently, MunchPak is offering worldwide shipping.
The box I am reviewing is the Original MunchPak. This box was sent to us for review purposes. Please note that no compensation was received, and all opinions are my own.
Subscription: MunchPak
What's Included: Assortment of snacks from around the world.
Price: MunchPak Mini ($9.95 - 5+ full-size snacks), Original MunchPak ($19.95 - 10+ full-size snacks), or FamilyPak ($39.95 - 20+ full-size snacks).
Ships To: US and worldwide.
Coupon: Use our exclusive coupon code BOXOMETRY to receive $3 off your first box.
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Product: Cheetos Jumbo Colmillos
Retail Value: $3.00
Colmillos stands for fangs in Spanish, so this is a Halloween edition spicy Cheetos. I originally thought they looked like bear claws. We love hot and spicy snacks, so we really enjoyed these Cheetos Jumbo Colmillos.
Product: 7 Days Original Baked Rolls Pizza
Retail Value: $3.50
This original baked rolls pizza is from Greece. They actually taste like pizza with tomato sauce. It’s thin and has a nice crunch.
Product: Ozmo Cornet Chocolate Cone
Retail Value: $2.00
This is sort of like Ice Cream Drumsticks except it's filled with chocolate and topped with M&M-like candies. I imagine kids would love these.
Product: Doraemon Corn Potage
Retail Value: $0.50 (Estimated)
In Japan, corn potage is actually corn soup. This is a corn soup flavored snack. The texture is similar to Cheetos, so it can be almost described as a giant Cheeto. There's a lot of flavor to this puffy and crunchy bar.
Product: Bibi Bear Rice Cake
Retail Value: $0.50 (Estimated)
Bibi Bear Rice Cake is from Taiwan. The one I receive is a vegetable flavored bar. There isn't a whole lot of flavor, and the texture makes me feel like I was eating chewable paper. This one is sadly a miss for me.
Product: Lotte Matcha Caramel Chew Candy
Retail Value: $1.58
These matcha (green tea) caramel chew candies are delicious. They taste exactly like Japanese green tea but sweetened. By the way, Lotte is a Korean company. I used to think they are from Japan because most of the snacks I've had from them are Japanese. You can find Lotte branded products everywhere in Japan as well.
Product: Solen Crazy
Retail Value: $2.00
Solen Crazy is a Milk Chocolate Coated Wafer with Crispy Rice from Turkey. It's light but crunchy. The chocolate has the right amount of sweetness and not too rich. It is a delicious chocolate wafer.
Product: Nucita Trisabor Confites
Retail Value: $1.00 (Estimated)
Nucita Trisabor Confites is a chocolate snack with three flavors: Vanilla, Chocolate, and Creamy Strawberry. It also comes with some chocolate candies that's very similar to M&Ms. The container also came with a cute little spoon to scoop the chocolate and chocolate candies. I'm actually not sure exactly how you are supposed to eat the two together, so I got some chocolate "dip" and ate it with the M&M-like candies. I also included a close-up photo of what's inside.
Product: Obctbkobka Rama
Retail Value: $0.50 (Estimated)
I'm not sure if have the right name for the product, and I am not able to type the special characters on my keyboard. This is a crunchy and nutty snack. It's not my favorite, but I'm sure some people will find it to their liking.
Product: Glico Pretz Tom Yum Flavor
Retail Value: $2.00
Although these doesn't taste exactly like Tom Yum, they definitely have the hot and sour flavors. They are very delicious and easy to snack on.
Product: Lotte Pepero Nude Chocolate Biscuits
Retail Value: $2.00
These are chocolate filled biscuit sticks. I nick named them Reverse-Pocky (you'll get it if you watch The Flash) since Pocky sticks are usually chocolate covered. These are super yummy, and I like that they are not too sweet.
Product: Barcel Takis Zombie Habanero and Cucumber Tortilla Chips
Retail Value: $1.50 (Estimated)
These can be best described as rolled-up tortilla chips lightly flavored with habanero and cucumber. They are light and can be enjoyed anytime.
Product: Haribo Phantasia Gummi Candy
Retail Value: $2.00 (Estimated)
My husband and I love gummies, so this was the first thing we ate. They are pretty much what you would expect from Haribo.
Product: Nutella & Go!
Retail Value: $1.20
We recently bought a box of these from Costco. Who can resist Nutella? If you haven't had these, it is a little container of biscuit sticks with Nutella dip.
| Products | Retail Value |
|---|---|
| Cheetos Jumbo Colmillos | $3.00 |
| 7 Days Original Baked Rolls Pizza | $3.50 |
| Ozmo Cornet Chocolate Cone | $2.00 |
| Doraemon Corn Potage | $0.50 |
| Bibi Bear Rice Cake | $0.50 |
| Lotte Matcha Caramel Chew Candy | $1.58 |
| Solen Crazy | $2.00 |
| Nucita Trisabor Confites | $1.00 |
| Obctbkobka Rama | $0.50 |
| Glico Pretz Tom Yum Flavor | $2.00 |
| Lotte Pepero Nude Chocolate Biscuits | $2.00 |
| Barcel Takis Zombie Habanero and Cucumber Tortilla Chips | $1.50 |
| Haribo Phantasia Gummi Candy | $2.00 |
| Nutella & Go! | $1.20 |
| Total | $23.28 |
Final Thoughts: So far, we are loving MunchPak because you get to try so many different snacks from around the world. Although some of the brands are familiar to us, there are quite a few we've never heard of before. We love to eat and try foods from different countries, and MunchPak provides that variety in each box. The value of some products are estimated because I cannot find them for sale in the US. Luckily, I am pretty familiar with prices on the Asian branded snacks, so hopefully they are pretty close to retail. Overall, if you are looking for a variety snack subscription, I would definitely recommend MunchPak.
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