Nature Box Review and Giveaway!
I had heard a lot about Nature Box, in the blog world, so I was very excited when Molly contacted me and asked me to do a review of the December box!
What is Nature Box? Well, for $19.95 every month, they choose 5 different healthy, all natural, nutritionist approved snacks to send you. They also donate one meal for every box to help feed the over 14 million hungry children in America. I love that!! You can pause or cancel your subscription at any time.
Here are the 5 goodies that were in my box!
Masa Crisps. These were seriously delicious little crisps! They suggest dipping them in hummus, or sprinkling over a salad or chili. We ate them right out of the bag. They were that good!
Dried Pears. These are nothing but fresh, sun-sweetened pears. They have a soft, buttery texture. Most dried fruit has extra sugars added to them, I loved that these didn't. Delicious!
Pistachio Power Clusters. These made the perfect afternoon snack. They have a touch of sea salt, which makes them a perfect blend of sweet and salty.
Wild Blueberry Flax Granola. These were probably my favorite item in the whole box. I have quite an obsession with my granola/yogurt/fruit parfaits! And these did not disappoint! Packed with blueberries and flax seeds, it was the perfect amount of crunch!
Lemon Pucker Pistachios. I didn't even get a picture of these, because my son took them so fast! I did have one though, and they were my least favorite. I love pistachio's, but not when you add lemon to them! But my boy sure did like them!
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I plan on tracking my water consumption, especially on the weekends. That's when I usually slack off but I always feel so much better when I'm totally hydrated!
ReplyDeleteI have a few healthy steps that I'd like to take this year, but the biggest one is NO POP! I went pop free for years in my youth, but when I was pregnant with each of my children, I craved the pop and never gave it up afterwards. I'd only have a can here or there, but I never liked how it made me feel afterwards. I've decided that starting this year, I will drink NO pop whatsoever! And this is just the start from here on out, no pop at all! I need my calories to be healthy each day! I do not need the added junk!
ReplyDeleteWow, good for you, Carie!! I was really addicted to diet cokes before going on this juice fast. But now it's been 2 weeks, and I'm going to try my best not to have another one! I don't like being addicted to them!
DeleteI need to lay off the Diet Coke!
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ReplyDeletelimiting carbs...helps my blood sugar SO MUCH
ReplyDeleteEating more protein and no bread!
ReplyDeleteMy plan is to really cut my sugars. I have a really bad sweet tooth and I know it will eventually catch up to me
ReplyDeleteCutting down (not out) my sugars. Trying to make the sweets I eat more natural. Like apple crisp over chocolate cake type of thing.
ReplyDeleteAughhh...you're making me hungry. ;)
Delete7 servings of fruits/veggies daily. Even if I have a terrible eating day, I'm still getting in nutrient rich food.
ReplyDeleteI plan on taking LOTS of healthy steps - I'm going to run a half marathon this year!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! That's awesome, girl!
DeleteOnly eating meat for 1 meal a day!
ReplyDeleteCutting down on the sweets and increasing my veggies. I do ok with the veggies but think I need to add some to my breakfasts!
ReplyDeleteI'm getting back to what I LOVE, the pavement, and the gym!! ;)
ReplyDeleteEating more fruits and veggies and less junk food.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! This is one box I do not have yet!
ReplyDeletecutting out soda
ReplyDeleteI'm volunteering more. :-)
ReplyDeleteI am trying to drink more water, less wine. Eat less processed food and less sweets :)
ReplyDeleteEating more salad!!
ReplyDeleteI plan on staying committed to my clean eating and encourage other to embrace it!
ReplyDeleteeating healthier by including more veggies and fruit in my diet!
ReplyDeleterunning 3 times a week instead of 2.
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I plan on getting OUT of the gym more. I want to exercise outside, because I think it will be a nice change for mind and body!
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I plan on cutting out sugar and cutting back on my bread intake! I enjoy both way too much!!
ReplyDeleteI plan on drinking more water!
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ReplyDeleteI have added 2 vegetarian dinners a week to our menu :)
ReplyDeleteI used to barely be able to walk in place for 10 minutes without being out of breath...I know, pitiful right. Since the begining of the year I slowly pushed and added minutes until I can do around 25 minutes now, and I do this twice a day. I think it's the small steps that lead to big achievements so one thing at a time to a healthier lifestyle, and glorious results should be achieved. Very proud of you Katie!!
ReplyDeleteI am going to stick to my 6 day workouts and not let anything get in the way of it, even if I have to get in at 10pm. I love to try new foods and the foods I have tried so far I have stuck with them.
ReplyDeleteI'm working to increase the number of vegetables on my plate at dinner, and also to vary my workouts more (especially including more strength training). Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteSince losing 35lbs since October, I signed up for the 5k diva dash and committed to being in. the gym or doing a workout video at home or walking with my son who's 8 and loves working out with me, so it motivates me and instills a healthy lifestyle that will stick with him forever.
ReplyDeleteThose all look super awesome!
ReplyDeleteI signed up for Weight Watchers a few weeks ago and am enjoying having more structure with my eating.
To continue to make monthly goals!
ReplyDeleteI have kidney failure and am on dialysis. Many "healthy" foods are restricted on my diet, and I have to limit my fluid intake. I eat a high protein diet, mostly red meat because I need to keep my hemoglobin level up.
ReplyDeleteTo keep up with my aerobic workouts.
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I'm going to play tennis 3 times a week.
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