Snack Fever is a monthly subscription box that delivers all your favorite Korean snacks, as well as other hard-to-find Korean treats. Each month, subscribers will get 5 to 12 Korean snacks and treats, depending on their subscription.
Snack Fever is available in three boxes, the mini box, the original box, and the deluxe box, and subscriptions are $12, $20, and $40, respectively, every month.
Snack Fever boxes are themed – February is Love At First Bite!
DEAL: Save 10% on your first original box. Use coupon code NEWSF10.
The info cards add cultural flavor – and the word of the month!
The extra cards went a little further than just the monthly word with the names of the Hangul characters to learn.
Everything in my February Box! There’s always two layers!
Song Joong-Ki Face Mask: Every box has some sort of bonus item – this month it was a 7 days sheet mask. K-beauty is for everyone, so if you’re a guy don’t forget you can hydrate too! He actually wrote a book on his lovely skin.
Yeol “Fever” Ramen: Excellent spicy ramyun! Snack Fever thinks this is masochistic level, but I thought it brought the heat & flavor in a great way.
Yes, it does taste better in a Jabba head. Anything tastes better in a Jabba. There were great highly textured delicious bits. Loved it.
Lotte Mon Cher Cream Cake
These cream cakes were similar to choco pie! Actually probably even more similar to American moonpies. They had a cream (not marshmallow) center and were coated in chocolate. The center was maybe most like Cream Collon, which is a Japanese Glico snack. This brings the goodness of the inside of that snack to the traditional Korean cakey snack, and it’s so good.
Chic Choc Chocolate Chip Cookies: These individually wrapped cookies are most like a Soft Batch, except a little less soft, drier, without quite so much artificial flavor. Not my favorite, but interesting to try. They are also from Lotte (the most famous and largest Korean snack conglomerate). I think these have Chips Ahoy status in Korea.
“Let’s Be” Mild Coffee: Can you tell from these last three items that K-snacks aren’t always what you might think of from an Asian nation? They’re quite Euro-inspired like this coffee beverage.
Lotte Milk Caramel: These milk caramels are quite milky, with as much milk flavor you’ll find in a caramel, soft, and tasty. Because of the high milk content, they’re not as sickly sweet – nor as sticky – as a traditional American wrapped caramel.
Yes Mom G Chip & B Chip: I’ve had the blueberry version but not the green version of these, which is flavored with seaweed. The “black” chips are flavored with blueberries! The chips are made from organic rice & other grains, and are crunchy and airy.
Lotte Pepero Choco Cookie: If these seem like Pocky to you, they’re like that but so much more! The flavor on these is like chocolate filled oreos, but in general Pepero is more substantial than Pocky and so popular they celebrate Pepero Day on 11/11. Fortunately, we can eat delicious Pepero all year round (and this flavor is one of our faves!).
Spicy & Sweet Kkokkal Corn Chips: I have a new name for these – K-Bugles! They are one of my favorite K-snacks and this flavor (spicy & sweet) is proffered as “Teenager’s Party Time”!
It’s also my party time because I will never stop loving putting them on my fingers and eating them! The flavor of this bag did have a great sweet-spicy topping that contrasted perfectly with the roast-corn flavor of the underlying snack.
Once again I loved my Snack Fever box! I think it’s a great variety, and I love munching my way through new flavors and interpretations. I wasn’t keen on the drink because I’m not a coffee drinker, but everything else was a total hit – love at first bite!
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