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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Yum! We’re excited to try out all of these!
June’s SnackFever theme is Revitalize. This is a review of the original box.
The booklet features selfies of subscribers with their Snack Fever boxes, as well as some Korean vocabulary words.
Of course, there’s also a list of all the items in the Snack Fever Mini Box, Original Box, and Deluxe Box.
Here are the full contents of June’s Original box. To see all of our SnackFever reviews including the big box, click here.
Snack Fever Sticker. Each month, Snack Fever includes a cute sticker related to its theme. This month’s Revitalize themed sticker features a Korean word which means “turn over a new leaf.”
LINE Friends Choco Sticker. Aside from the theme sticker, we also got a Choco sticker sheet. Choco is a bear and one of the members of LINE Friends!
Brown Notebook. This notebook is also from LINE Friends! It features Brown, Choco’s older brother.
The paper is lined and high-quality!
Ppushu Ppushu Noodle Snack. This is not your ordinary noodles! Instead of boiling it, you can just smash the noodles, sprinkle it with the seasoning pack, shake, and enjoy. It’s so crunchy and savory!
Kkobugi Chips. Kkobugi means turtle! Each piece of this crispy snack is turtle-shaped, featuring a unique layer of four thin crackers. It’s also packed with a sweet corn soup flavor. You know this is my 3 year old’s favorite subscription box in the world and he loved these corny snacks!
Kancho Biscuits. These round bite-sized cookies are so crunchy and yummy. Each biscuit comes with a picture of either Kany or Chony. They also have a creamy sweet milk filling.
Pepero Nude Chocolate. Unlike the usual Pepero sticks where the creamy chocolate coating is on the outside, this one is the complete reverse. The tasty chocolate is now a filling and is inside the crunchy Pepero biscuit sticks! The 3 year old made off with these, he knows exactly how to pick out snacks!
Jelly Bap. This pack of gummy candies was a sure hit with my family! They’re naturally fruity and were also shaped like sea creatures shape such as whales, sharks, turtles, squids, octopuses, and crabs.
Lotte ID Grapefruit Gum. The gum produces a long-lasting mixed berry flavor and a sweet grapefruit scent.
Mini Shell Milk Cereal. The bar might be small but it is jampacked with creamy milk cereals and luscious chocolate. It’s satisfyingly sweet with a nice crunch, a great snack to bring on-the-go!
Earl Gray Grapefruit Pie. It’s a light, soft cake with juicy grapefruit fillings. The sweet and sour taste of grapefruit blends really well with the sweet spongy texture of the pie. It was definitely on the bitter citrus side, a bit of a surprise!
Strawberry Rice Cake Cookie. These yummy cookies are filled with sweet, chewy, strawberry-flavored rice cake filling. It’s so light and super tasty at the same time.
We’re always looking forward to the Korean snacks from Snack Fever and this month’s box definitely fulfilled our cravings once again! The variety is great – there were chips and biscuits, as well as candies and chocolates that tickled our taste buds. What makes it more worth it is that most of the snacks they send are hard to find in our local stores, if not impossible. Most of the snacks were new to me this month entirely. If you’d like to get to know Korea through their snacks, this subscription box would be a great way to do so!
Have you tried Snack Fever?
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