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 $14, $25, and $42, respectively, every month. This is the Original Box!
DEAL: Save $3 off your first box (Mini, Original, Deluxe). Use coupon code HELLOSUB3.
Snack Fever boxes are themed – the June box is all about K-Pop Madness!
The info cards add cultural flavor – and the word of the month!
Everything in my June Box!
K-Pop Idol Mini-Posters (?) These are perfect for decorating with!
Unfortunately they can’t be used as postcards, which I thought was a bummer.
K-Pop Idols Button Pins & Keychain
Ppushu Ppushu Noodle Snack: You don’t cook this ramen! This block of noodles is designed to be snapped apart and dipped in the bulgogi flavored powder. This is always a fun snack for me and the flavors are usually quite different than regular ramen!
Potato Noodle Soup: Speaking of different than regular, this isn’t ramen, it’s chewy potato noodles from Nongshim! The noodles stay firm longer and it’s in a really great savory beef broth. Perfect lunch!
O Karto Chili: Never underestimate the spiciness of Korean snack food! These potato sticks from Orion have a sweet Italian flavor at first crunch, but the heat builds on you – it left me a little heartburn-y!
My 2 year old was wild about them! So crunchy and tasty!
Jjang E Ya: Crunchy & tasty in a different way!
This snack from snack food brand Cosmos is like a little churro – sweet and cinnamony, and super crunchy!
Milkis Peach: Another flavor from Milkis – this time it’s peach! Milkis is a milky Korean-style carbonated beverage flavored with different fruit flavors. My 2 year old loves this box and all the beverages, so I chilled it down so he could have it as soon as he discovered the box. He’s so funny, he knows the outside of the box. He drank most of it, but I tried it out, and the flavor is excellent!
Yogurt Jelly: I flipped my lid over this one. It’s gummies that taste like yogurt drink!
Let me say that again: IT’S GUMMIES THAT TASTE LIKE YOGURT DRINK!!!! This is the most amazing new candy and I’m totally pumped they sent it! Whenever we can find a Korean store (we really live in the middle of nowhere), I always buy a flat of yogurt drinks for the kids, because they’re just perfection. Just like these candies, which are tangy and sweet.
Ginger Tea (light colored) & Jujube Tea (dark colored) I’m not a tea drinker so I always pass the drink packets to a friend, who gleefully slurps all of them.Jujube is date flavored. I hear the ginger tea is very gingery!
Rice Cake Cookie: I’m not a super fan of these crumbly not very sweet cookies, but they’re a good example of the variety of Korean snacks!
Saecom Dalcom Strawberry or Peach:
Somewhat like a starburst, this taffy candy is chewy and sweet, but the flavor of course is a million times better than American candies.
Choco Heim – Choco Hazlenut.
Two little wafer shells encasing thick chocolate and hazelnut cream!
These are so good! I’m always grateful they’re in single-size packs!
Snack Fever is always a fun trip through Korea and I love that the medium-sized box is more than enough for everyone in my large family to sample all the goodies (and for my 2 year old to take way more than his fair share!). We love this box and all the unique and interesting flavors!
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