SnackFever 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, $22, and $35, respectively, every month.
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March’s SnackFever theme is White Month. This is a review of the original box.
Inside the booklet is a list of items included in the box.
There are also Korean vocabulary words, as well as selfies of subscribers with their Snack Fever boxes.
You can also see what is included in their other boxes, like the RamyunFever and DoshirakFever boxes.
Here are the full contents of March’s Original box. To see all of our SnackFever reviews, click here.
Snack Fever Sticker. The box includes a very adorable sticker. It says “take my heart” in Korean.
Wanna One Waterproof Sticker. One pack includes two pieces of stickers featuring Lee Dae Hwi, a member of popular Kpop boy group Wanna One.
Touch P Card Holder. This holder fits all standard-sized cards and even IDs!
The card holder is available in 5 different colors: white, green, violet, blue, and black.
It has an adhesive at the back, which makes sure that it doesn’t fall off no matter where you decide to stick it.
I got the card holder in white!
These stickers are waterproof!
You can stick this to your notebook and journal, or even your phone and other gadgets.
Peacock Corn Kkaji Original. This corn snack is made with a special blend of corn-soup seasoning.
It’s extremely crunchy and has a delicious nutty taste!
Alligator Chip. Shaped like huge alligator teeth, these potato chips are cheese flavored and were a hit with the kids.
It was cheesy but not overly cheesy that you’ll give up after a few bites. It’s totally addicting!
Malang Cow Chewy Candy In Milk. If you like milk-flavored snacks, then these chewy candies are definitely for you.
Malang cow candy looks much like a marshmallow, but with a rich taste of milk. One pack comes with 18 individually wrapped pieces of chewy candy.
It’s so soft and fluffy. It melts completely in your mouth, like a delicious cloud of milk!
Jewel Ring. It’s a jewel-shaped candy assembled on top of a plastic ring.
The candy was nicely packed in a cylindrical container.
It’s so hard, but really sweet! Another hit with the kids! Because the flavors and types of treats are so varied with child-focused goodies, you’ll see a few in this subscription!
My Chew Smoothie Banana Strawberry. This banana-strawberry flavored chewy taffy contains real fruit and vitamin C.
It’s sweet and a bit tangy, also very juicy and definitely yummy!
Sour Chewy Strawberry Flavor. The tangy flavor overpowered the sweetness in this candy. It is wrapped up in a sour-then-sweet gummy, which is really fun to chew.
Its sourness kept me awake. It’d be a great pick-me-upper for long trips!
Mix & Match Chocolate Pie. This famous Korean snack from Lotte is absolutely delicious! It’s one of our faves!
The pie is covered with rich chocolate coating and icing.
It even has a marshmallow center that melts in my mouth.
Double Dip Cafe Latte Pepero. Coffee lovers would surely find this coffee-flavored Pepero a great treat. It is double dipped, with one layer of sweet cream and one layer of latte flavor.
These sticks are a bit shorter than your usual Pepero snacks.
My family always enjoys our monthly Korean snacking experience from Snack Fever! There’s always a nice variety of snacks and candies, ranging from sweet to sour and sometimes even unique flavors. Most of the snacks they send are hard to find in US stores too, making the box even more fun to receive every month. If you’re interested in the Korean culture and Kpop, they even include useful Korean vocabulary words in the booklet as well as Kpop themed extras like stickers. Overall, it fulfills our Korean snack cravings so it’s totally a win!
Have you tried Snack Fever?
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