Graze

I am hooked on Graze after a few weeks. I’m adventurous with food and prefer to eat healthy snacks that taste good. This is the perfect fit for me. I’ve found that with two snacks a day, a light dinner and a light lunch, I have plenty of calories and often lose weight, plus the stuff tastes good. Plenty of low calorie food does not taste good at all. The stuff I didn’t like, which was few and far between, I simply trashed.
What I found is that one box doesn’t do it for me, so I am into two boxes a week. For $ 11, 8 decent sized snacks is good value especially when I can customize my preferences. And I like that I can’t pick exactly what is in the box. It is enjoyable to get a box and see what treats are in store — almost like getting a present. I’ll be a long-​time subscriber.

In a nutshell: I had a similar problem to others. I canceled my subscription and they keep charging my credit card and sending product. I’ve told AMEX and will not be paying anything they sent after canceling. Warning — do not give them your credit card number — they will continue to charge you after you cancel.
Actual events: I agreed to purchase graze after receiving a free «box» offer. After the first paid box arrived I planned to cancel but forgot and 3 or 4 weeks later I received another one, which reminded me to cancel my subscription. I went online and canceled it on Graze’s website. They offered me a box for $ 5.99 if I wanted to try again. I said no — cancel, because I was not interested in receiving any more boxes. Since canceling I’ve received a box every week (much more often then I ever agreed to) and was charged the full $ 11.99 for each.
The actual snacks: The actual snacks were small and just okay in taste. We thought they might be good for our 2.5 yr old to add variety, but he wasn’t interested in most of them, which is why we canceled.

I’ve been a Graze subscriber for over a year. Initially after getting my first box free I was able to choose how often I received a 4 snack box as well as trashing things I didn’t like. I specifically indicated in my preferences nothing with raisins or coconut. Or spicy. A few times something was in there I didn’t want so I contacted customer service & they took off 25% a future box or gave me half price once.
My favorite are the dippers and flapjack as well as dried fruit and nuts rather than the more savory snacks. I recently added in snacks with coconut for my husband who occasionally eats one. I have been able to snooze boxes with no problem and also got a special all flapjack box once. When graze notified me they were switching to an 8 box delivery I chose to see how it goes. I can snooze 1 – 2 weeks when I have too many I haven’t eaten. My only issue is they tend to send the same ones until I get sick of them to the point I have trashed a few to avoid getting them. Also try changing ones you want from try to love. True you can’t pick your snacks but I like the surprise & anticipation when my box arrives almost without fail every other Saturday.

My one experience with customer service was not great and I agree with other customers here — I felt completely duped by the switch to only offer 8-​snack variety boxes from the 4-​boxes. I don’t mind that they charged me more, just the sneaky «fine-​print» behavior. Also, though I thought I tried to snooze a box, they sent a dozen snacks to my old address in another state before I could change my address.
I also subscribe to Dollar Shave Club and have only experienced stellar customer service from them and greater transparency with their customers. Example: better snooze options AND they send an email before every box ships to make sure you don’t need anything changed (this really helped when I moved). Graze, though small, could totally benefit from looking at DSC’s model and being more flexible.

Great products and customer service. A couple of my boxes never got delivered to me, but the customer service assisted in a very prompt and professional manner. They reimbursed me for the missing packages!
I will continue to be their customer!

I love this product. Graze has such an ingenious idea. First of all the name of the company is Graze, not Indulge. I read the other reviews and found many of them hilarious to a point. First of all, maybe because I work in marketing and understand the concept of business, for $ 11 to get a box of a VARIETY of snacks all neatly and beautifully packaged is difficult to make cost effective. Also add in the fact that they are HEALTHY and QUALITY snacks. A bag of chips of one kind at World Market is $ 7 alone and there is no pretty packaging, and you get ONE type of snack.
Therefore, this is a great product for the price. It is a commodity item and something to enjoy. My 18 month old daughter loves this too. We are big on healthy snacks and think each box is a hoot of fun.
Clearly they care greatly about customer experience as boxes arrive on time, fellow Grazers and Unilocalers have had great customer service experience.
The most common complaint is not enough snacks. Again, its a box of healthy, tasty, fun and quality treats for an affordable cost. If you want to stuff your face full of food, get a bag of chips or order a pizza. This is for the GRAZERS.
Loving this and love each perfectly made box of noms.

I signed up to graze about a year ago and was instantly impressed with their food offerings and the quality of the snacks themselves. I get my box delivered once every week and they are the perfect size to get me through my work day.
My favorite thing about this subscription is that I can throw a snack or 2 in my purse and have it on the go. I’ve brought a few of their snacks into work for my colleagues and they’ve become big fans as well. Graze snacks are just the right size to hold me over until my next meal, and I don’t feel guilty about eating them either because they’re non GMO and pretty healthy.
My favorite graze snacks are their kettlecorn kern pops which are like soft slightly popped popcorn kernels –just the right amount of crunch without being too hard– and their cinnamon pretzel. These snacks are pretty low calorie compared to other brands out there, so they satisfy my cravings without throwing me off the wagon.
Overall I’m really happy with
and I’ll continue to subscribe and recommend this company.

I love Graze snack boxes. I know a lot of reviewers have complained about the size of the snacks, but I think that’s due in part to the Fattening of America — a so-​called individual serving of Doritos, for example, is just one ounce, only 11 chips, according to the Frito-​Lay website. Those 11 chips are 140 calories, which is actually about the calorie count of many of the Graze snacks (which are over two ounces). But will most people eat only 11 chips? Or will they eat the whole bag (which is apparently 10 servings)?
I’m someone who used to eat the whole bag. I’ve been looking for a healthier snack alternative. I don’t eat snacks to fill up — that’s what meals are for. I eat snacks when I just want a little something between meals, or as a treat. Late at night I often want something sweet, but the last thing I need to do is eat too much sweets before bed. A little lemon flapjack is just perfect.
Further, the Graze snacks taste like gourmet food; these are not snacks I can just pick up at the grocery. These are wonderful little treats to be savored and enjoyed. It’s not like sitting in front of the TV shoving handfuls of chips in my face. Most of the snacks are really high in protein as well — which means you need to eat less to feel full and satisfied, and you don’t get hungry again as quickly (unlike the above mentioned Doritos.).
Like others, I love that I can choose which snacks I’d like to try, and which ones I’d rather not see again. It’s easy to tell from the carefully worded descriptions whether it’s something I’d like or not; for example, I don’t care for bananas, or dark chocolate. So everything with those was «trashed.»
I love getting the box and seeing what new goodies I have to try. If I like something a lot, I can order a big bag of it (and, I guess, shove handfuls in my face in front of the TV, LOL). (Actually, I plan on sharing). I can order just a savory box if I like, or sweet, or popcorn — they have so many choices, it’s fun.
No, it’s not super cheap. But on the other hand, to make up the ingredients in just one of the snacks, I’d have to buy large bags of individual ingredients. I am not only paying for convenience (nice to just have my snacks show up like clockwork every Monday to start my week), I’m also paying for a variety of interesting, enjoyable, gourmet tastes that I may not be able to find elsewhere (without a lot of hassle, see the convenience point). I’m paying to choose what I like, and the reasonable portions means I’m not going to overeat and feel bad about it later when I stand on the scale. And yeah, I’m paying for the fun of it. It’s a kick to open the box and see what’s new for me to try. I don’t want to eat the same old thing all the time.
So thumbs up to Graze. I’m inviting friends to try it too.

I am updating my review to 4 stars due to the stellar customer service I received after posting my initial review.
Their message was a thorough explanation of the process the team went through to look deeper into my issue, which concluded in an apology and resolution. Here is a snippet:
«Since I can see that there’s been genuine confusion and attempts to cancel earlier, we’ll be happy to refund these last two boxes for you as a gesture. You can expect the total of $ 23.98 back in your account within 5 – 10 business days»
Thank you Graze for your outstanding service and fairness in assessment. I’ve always been huge on customer service and believe that remarkable service can pardon a multitude of sins. You guys and gals rock!!!

I have had a very strange and difficult time dealing with Khalid in the «customer service» end of
. He was unwilling to let me sign up both my son and brother without making it sound like a favor. Then I received a «try a box free» email promotion from graze — after paying for three boxes — and Khalid said:
Thanks for getting back to me.
I’m afraid that because this offer is only valid for the incomplete account under the email … we will not be able to apply this to any other account. I’m sorry!
Let me know if there’s anything else I can help you with.
All the best,
Khalid
Incomplete account? The graze system wouldn’t let me sign up with my email, but instead needed my son and brothers. What a joke. I just spent $ 36 and planned on spending it weekly and he was unable to apply this $ 12 offer once?!!
Also, after telling a customer No, I am not going to help/​accommodate you, I think it is unbelievably rude and sarcastic to say «I’m sorry» and sign off with «All the Best»

Meh. Much like all the other reviews, I don’t like that the portions are tiny. I get its a snack, but I can eat a protein bar and feel full, with this there’s no way. A few things are tasty but overall there’s nothing here I can’t buy at Walmart cheaper. The prices don’t justify the product and while the concept is cool, the food is lackluster and the prices don’t fit. Pass.

Here’s the thing about the concept of graze: it’s only meant to be a light fun snack in between meals. Nothing more, nothing less. I’ve been using graze for 2 months and it keeps me from eating a lot of junk food, plus I really have no time to put together various styles of trail mix and bars. So far it works for me but it’s not going to be everyone’s cup of tea. «Sip»

Are you kidding me right now? I received my grazebox LOL. I don’t think there’s more than 12 ounces total in here. One box contained three pieces of chocolate and maybe 7 pecan halves have’s with a small tiny handful of cranberries, the other had exactly 30 pistachios in it, another had four pieces of croûton and four pieces of what look like some kind of rice cake with some seasoned tiny handful of cashews, the other box has some pretzel looking sticks with peanut butter that separated into a little lump on the side. I’ve already canceled my future orders and I would never recommend this joke. #ripoff

I don’t know what would make this a five star review.
I’ve been using Graze for a few months now and been a fan of the service. Once a week (Tuesday, plus or minus a day), a box with four small snacks arrives. The snacks are usually a little random, though you can rate what you received and decide that you like it, love it or hate it, which determines whether or not they send you that one ever again.
There have been quite a few that I have hated — the kern pops are too hard for my teeth, and the ones with dipping sauces I find to be too fiddly. And quite a lot of them that I loved — anything that’s all nuts and especially the flapjacks. The «black pepper cashews» are one of my favorites of all time. Every so often, my daughter steals a snack box from the package. She likes the banana cookies with the caramel dip.
Four is the perfect number for me for a week. I have two flights out to my customer and two flights back home. So it’s one snack box per segment. And this lets me say no to the high sugar and heavily processed snacks that they serve on the plane. Bonus!
$ 6 per week is not terrible for this. They do a great job and the snacks are usually very good.

Nature Delivered, Inc. offering Graze brand low calorie snacks began sending me boxes of snacks but now has not fulfilled its obligation to supply any more product.
Despite my complaints, Nature Delivered, Inc. is continuing to bill my credit card without sending Graze product.
Nature Delivered, Inc. is not doing work to remedy its failure to deliver product as advertised.

Well here is my review for graze, would like to point out that I have gave them 2 chances to prove me wrong and to make me want to continue being a customer but they have failed miserably both times so here you go.
What I hate: snacks are kind of small
Repetitive snacks/​poor snack variety
Somewhat tasteless variety of snacks
The prices hmm you pay $ 6.99 for 4 snack variety box including delivery and $ 11.99 for 8 snack variety box with delivery included
What I love: I like the concept of getting snacks/​food in the mail since I think is very convenient
Some of their snacks are very tasty no lie but the ones that are not out number the ones that are :)
Yes your first box is free and canceling is easy, also sometimes when you want to cancel they will give you another free box or boxes at a discount price, never really got a problem with customer service so on the part they are good. :)
Conclusion: Graze box is a nice concept, but for the price you are paying you can easily get full size snacks at your local grocery, also the variety of snacks is definitely what I hate the most, so for me this one is a PASS.

I found Graze on Groupon and got 4 deliveries for under $ 14. Then I found the same deal on Amazon Local and purchased it from there too.
These deals were a steal as far as I’m concerned, if nothing else but just to be introduced to the concept. That said, I’m not sure I would pay a whole lot more than that considering the portion sizes. I get that they are snacks and aren’t meant to be plentiful, but I can’t help but to compare (and contrast) this to what NatureBox is doing. NatureBox charges $ 24.95/month for 5 snacks with weights ranging for 4 – 5 ounces each. With Graze, you get 4 snacks per delivery at probably no more than 2 ounces each. I also noticed that some of the snacks repeated themselves within the same subscription.
When I went to cancel my subscription, they tried to get me to stay by lowering the price on my next delivery from $ 6 to $ 3 and change, shipping included. Nice effort, but not enough to keep me interested for the long haul.

I wish I could tell yall how much I loved Graze because I really, really wanted to love it. I love these little food subscription boxes and figured Graze would be perfect for me.
Well, I got my box and I only liked one thing out of the four and that one thing I did like, I barely liked that! lol Also, be careful with the free food promotion though because as soon as you sign up, they try and charge you for another box a few days later. Like literally 4 days later.
If you are a snacker and enjoy trail mix type treats, you may enjoy Graze, however, the snacks were too small and not yummy enough for me

I’m kind of surprised with how many bad reviews there are for Graze. I’ve had no issues when them so far.
I first tried Graze about a year ago, just the first free box and then maybe 2 after that. I cancelled at the time only because it just didn’t make sense to spend $ 5.99 on it.
About two weeks ago I got an email with a $ 2 off coupon and another «reward» discount that had accumulated in my account somehow. They now charge $ 6.99 a box which makes it even less appealing to me, but I thought I would cash in on the discount anyway.
It’s true, they do send a lot of the same types of things BUT almost everything has been tasty. I like nut mixes, granola bars, that kind of thing. So for me it’s cool.
Let’s not forget that it’s to your benefit to go to their website and scroll through the snacks to rate what you like and dislike. You can select gluten free only, vegetarian (I guess 2 of their new soups have a meat base), etc. If you hate nut mixes, tell them that. Don’t get pissed when they send you nuts.
This isn’t a «pick your own» snack service nor does it say that anywhere on their site. If you want that, then go to the store and buy the snacks you like. A huge box would probably cost you half the price anyway.
The portions are decent to smallish but that’s also because they are giving you a serving size which also means less calories and healthier snacks.
If you want to delay or cancel an order, you have until 9 pm each Monday to do so (eastern time or local? Not sure). You have to understand that they have lots of orders to fill and have a deadline like every other company. Plus they are sort of customizing each order to your likes and preferences (if you took the time to do that) so that takes time too.
Overall, I think it’s a clever concept and who can deny the excitement of opening a box of random treats at your boring cubicle? It’s not something I will use regularly, maybe come back once in a while, mostly because of the price vs. buying my own stuff at the store.

I was very excited to try the free box, and was very pleased by the variety of snacks. I thought it would be fun to try, cancel immediately after, and then decide if I should continue after I received the first box.
The snacks were good. I enjoyed them and their calorie count especially, and it was fun to try. Snack size was really small, though. A handful at best. After some thinking I didn’t want to continue because I couldn’t really afford it, and I would rather buy similar, better tasting things from local markets instead. It was just an okay experience.
When I went to cancel just a day after my first box (only 4 days after I had even ordered it), they had already charged my account for a second box! It’s even already on its way! There is no support I can find anywhere to get a refund, as I wasn’t very happy with the cost or the snacks. They do not notify you about your next box, nor do they inform you of the frequency changes for deliveries. I didn’t even have a chance to cancel after almost over drafting my checking account.
Poor service, but good if unwarranted snack attacks in your mailbox and a weekly $ 11.99 charged to your account is what you’ve always dreamed of. Not interested in ever continuing because of this. Would like my money back if they cared about satisfying customers, but they don’t. Would not recommend to anyone.