Margaritas: Skinny Wild Hibiscus Margarita

Anyone who knows me knows I love my margaritas-frozen, fresh, skinny.  I love them all!

I also love my tea! I honestly have about 50 different types of tea at all times in my house. Black, rooibos, herbal, I love them all!

I first saw a Hibiscus Margarita on Wild Hibiscus and was inspired to create my own variation.  I figured the combination would be like heaven-tea and tequila.  I do like herbal teas but rarely drink them.  And I was sold when I saw the gorgeous Wild Hibiscus flowers-they're edible and really make the drink feel special.

Skinny Wild Hibiscus Margaritas
2 parts hibiscus tea
1 part tequila
1 part grapefruit juice
1 part Wild Hibiscus syrup (found here)

1. Make the hibiscus tea double-strong. Ex. Instead of using one teabag, use two.
    Don't have hibiscus tea? Use Celestial Seasonings Wild Berry Zinger Tea.

2. Chill tea. 

3. Once tea is cold, add tequila, grapefruit juice, and Wild Hibiscus syrup. 

4. Shake well.

5. Garnish with a Wild Hibiscus flower.

Hibiscus tea can be strong and tart.  If you don't like the taste, add sweetener (sugar, agave, Splenda) while the tea is hot. 

Frozen Chai Tea Latte

Coffeehouse Drinks: Frozen Chai Tea Latte

I don't frequent coffeehouses too often because a) I hate coffee (and the smell) and b) I'd rather not pay $3 for a cup of tea.  I love chai tea though and, in the summer, I love having frozen chai tea lattes. Very refreshing!

Frozen Chai Tea Latte (Makes 1 serving)
1 cup coconut milk

1 cup ice

3 tablespoons Torani Chai Tea Spice Syrup  

Type: Non-diary, Vegan

1. Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend.
    -If using the Margaritaville Key West Frozen Concoction Maker, this will fill up the Blender Jar at the lowest setting.  Follow the automatic settings. 

2.  Make it your own! Customize it with more chai tea spice syrup, sugar, vanilla, and/or cinnamon.

Don't have the chai tea syrup-brew chai tea like this one twice as strong as you normally would.  Let cool before using.

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Margaritas: Strawberry Peach Frozen Margaritas

Anyone who knows me knows I love my margaritas, guacamole, and shrimp tacos. With the summer coming up, along with Cinco de Mayo, I was itching to try out my new Margaritaville Key West Frozen Concoction Maker.

My first margarita recipe in my new blender: a frozen strawberry peach margarita! I love strawberries, I love peaches, and I figured the combination would be like summer just exploded in my mouth. 

Frozen Strawberry Peach Margaritas (Makes 4 servings)
7-8 large strawberries, hulls removed
10 oz. peach/1 cup slices
2 tablespoons lime juice
1 cup coconut water (I used Zico Coconut Water, Natural)

1 cup tequila
2 cups ice
Margarita salt (if desired)
Limes for garnish (if desired)

1. Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend. 
    -If using the Margaritaville Key West Frozen Concoction Maker, this will fill up the Blender Jar about half-way. Follow the automatic settings. 

2. Rim margarita glasses with salt and/or limes if you desire.

I used the Calorie Count on Caloriecount.com-this recipe comes out to be just 177 calories per serving!  Plus with the strawberries and peaches, this is like a smoothie with alcohol. 

Note-If fresh peaches aren't available, use frozen or the ones available in jars like Dole's Sliced Peaches. I actually used the can peaches (rinsed first) and they tasted fine. 

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Cocktails: Skinny Pina Colada

So, I was wandering around Target after my failed Lilly for Target shopping trip. Sob, sob! I was thinking of my dinner and felt like something tropical.  Something that would have gone along with a bright pink Lilly shift...

When I saw Bai 5 drinks, I was escastic.  I had first had them at a Yelp event last year and loved them.  The Molokai Coconut was delicious-coconuty but not too sweet, only 5 calories, and full of antioxidants.  It even has 100% of Vitamin C.  The Bai 5 drinks have no artificial colors or preservatives, are kosher, non-GMO, vegan, soy free, and BPA-free.  I worry about drinking most low-calorie drinks, but this one is all-natural. 

The coconut is actually made from coffeefruit, the same fruit that coffee comes from.  It doesn't taste like coffee but does have caffeine.  

After seeing the coconut drink, I was inspired to make a tropical cocktail.  I saw there was a pineapple drink and decided to combine them.  It's 5 o'clock somewhere.

Skinny Pina Colada

1/2 bottle of bai5 Molokai Coconut

2 oz. bai5 Peru Pineapple

1 oz. Rum

Combine the Molokai Coconut, Peru Pineapple, and rum.  Garnish with pineapple, if desired. 

The result- a delicious tropical cocktail that is healthy for us.  This will be a go-to drink this summer for me. 

The best part-the calorie count! This drink comes in at just 75 calories (69 calories for one ounce of rum, 5 calories for the Molokai Coconut, and 1 calorie for the Peru Pineapple.)

Tip:

You can find Bai 5 drinks at Whole Foods and Targets everywhere.  You can also find them at Amazon.com.

Affiliate links were used in this post. I was not paid by bai5; I just like their products.

Review: Home Chef & Get $30 worth of food for FREE!

Home Chef is a meal delivery service that brings you all the ingredients needed to create fresh, healthy, chef-inspired meals at home.   

How it works:

Each week, Home Chef releases nine dinner selections, as well as a fruit option and breakfast option. You choose whichever meals you want based on your dietary preferences, likes and dislikes.  (The dietary preferences are extensive-choose from meals that are low-calorie, gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free, nut-free, paleo, etc.)

Next, you choose the number of meals you want, the number of servings per meal and the day you want your food delivered to your home.  (You can choose from 2, 4, 6, or 8 servings per meal and you can do between 2 to 8 different meals per week.) Home Chef then takes care of the rest. It delivers to your front door a box of professionally sourced, portioned and prepped raw ingredients. You then follow the step-by-step recipe cards to prepare each meal.

The highlights: Each meal contains 10 or fewer ingredients; dinners are designed for start-to- finish-preparation in 30 minutes or less; and the cost per serving is just $9.99.  The only three ingredients that you are expected to have are salt, pepper and olive oil.  Everything else is provided in pre-portioned, recyclable containers to minimize food waste.

My Meals:

For my first time getting Home Chef, I was immediately impressed by the selection of meals. I had a tough time choosing between all of the recipes.  Eventually I narrowed it down to Blue Cheese-Crusted Sirloin Steak, Skinny Chicken Mozzarella, Smoky Tofu Club Sandwich, Korean Pork Medallions, Southern Style Shrimp and Grits, and Cajun Blackened Chicken. 

My "meals" came in a well-insulated box neatly organized with the ingredients for each meal separated in individual plastic bags.  

Each meal was easy to cook.  The recipe cards are well-written and very easy to follow.  If you can read, you can cook these recipes. My boyfriend was laughing as I was following the recipes because they're so easy to follow.

Here's a photo of the Blue Cheese-Crusted Sirloin Steak.  The Sirloin Steak ended up being one of my favorite meals.  This meal did take 35 minutes to prepare, but that includes prep and cooking time.  It tasted just like a high-end restaurant steak, only for just $2o.  Cheap date night!  I ended up eating most of the meals before I could take photos.  

Is it really two servings?

I ordered the 2 serving meals and was wondering if it would be a full 2 servings.  I am happy to say that each meal had a full 2 servings for me.  Of course, this may vary for you depending on your caloric needs, etc.    

Value

At $9.95 per serving, I felt this was a good value. Certain meals seem to be a better value but considering you get everything you need, including the spices, without having to grocery shop or meal plan, the meals are well-worth the price. 

Cooking skill required: On a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being the easiest, 1.  If you can boil water or turn on a stove-top, you can use Home Chef.  

What I liked:

-Home Chef has a breakfast option! I love this.  I didn't opt to try this as part of my 6 meals, but I know tons of friends who spend half their paychecks on brunch-having an interesting breakfast makes Saturday mornings much easier-and more affordable.

-There's a fruit option.  I love that you can add on fruit to your dinners.

-The dietary choices! Very rarely do these meal delivery services offer this selection of meals designed to work with a variety of diet and meal plans.  Home Chef has recipes that are low-calorie, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, soy-free, low-carb, and/or paleo.  You can pick the recipes that work with your dietary needs.

 -You pick your meals and recipes.  I am a very adventurous eater, but I like knowing what I'm ordering. 

What I disliked:

Nothing. For me, the price is well worth it. I save time at the grocery store, the meals are only 30 minutes, and I don't have to worry about what to make.  I plan on getting many more meals from here. 

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Cocktails: The Peep-Tini

Last year, when Easter came around, I wanted a drink that was fun and sweet.  Introducing: the Peep-Tini! The perfect combination of cocktail and candies.

Peep-Tini
Ingredients:
Pink Lemonade
Marshmallow Vodka (I used Smirnoff)
Strawberry Lemonade Vodka (I used Svedka)

1. Fill a glass (or pitcher) 3/4 of the way with the pink lemonade.  
2. Add equal parts marshmallow vodka and strawberry lemonade vodka.   
3. Rim the martini glass with cocktail sugar.
4. Garnish with a Peep.  Split the Peep's bottom to get it to stay on the glass.

 That's it- a simple, refreshing springy drink.  Make it during the rest of spring, without the Peep.

 Tip: We made mocktails by just using the pink lemonade and a different colored Peep (to keep from getting confused.)





Note: Always comply with the drinking age. If you're under 21, don't drink. Don't drink and drive.
 

Snack Subscription Box Review: Graze

Graze.com is a healthy snack subscription box.  Graze sends snack boxes that are nutritionally balanced with a great mix of sweet and savory, nutritious and tasty food.  Every graze pack is a perfectly balanced portion – enough to satisfy and keep you feeling full.

Options with Graze:

-4 snack variety box for $6.99 per week

-8 snack variety box for $11.99 per week

-Sweet Treat box-just their sweet snacks. 4 for $6.99 per week

-Savory Box-just their savory snacks. 4 for $6.99 per week

-Calorie Count Box-4 snacks under 150 calories each. 4 for $6.99 per week

-Sugar Count Box- 4 snacks all under 5 grams of sugar. $6.99 per week. 

-Sharing Box-5 bags (20 portions) of your favorite snacks. $25 monthly

How it works:

After signing up and selecting the box you want, you can go through and adjust your preferences.  For each of their snacks, you can select like, love, or try.  You don't have to select any preferences-the snackers at Graze will pick snacks for you. You can choose to get weekly or semi-weekly deliveries. 

NOTE:

Graze is not suitable for people with allergies. All of their food is packed in the same place, so cross-contamination between any of our ingredients is likely to occur. Our snacks may contain traces of gluten, wheat, eggs, nuts, peanuts, soy and milk. 

My Box: I opted for the calorie count box so all 4 snacks were under 150 calories.  I loved the portion-controlled packs as sometimes I can overeat. (Opps!) 

The Graze boxes come in simple, easily recyclable boxes.

Here are the snacks. Sorry for the crappy photo!  Don't the snacks look delicious.  

The snacks included in this box were: lightly toasted pistachios, tutti frutti, El Picante, and peach & passionfruit parfait. Tutti Frutti is a mix of green raisins, pineapple pieces, blueberry infused cranberries and cherry flavored raisins.  El Picante is a mix of hot chili peanuts, jumbo salted corn and mini paprika breadstick. Yes, the snacks are very interesting combos that guarantee that we won't get bored.  Examples of other snacks include oatmeal and cocoa spelt cookie and cherry compote,  caramel sauce with wholemeal banana shortbread dippers, kale chips and edamame beans, and roasted chilli pumpkin and sunflower seed.

What I liked:

-The snacks.  Everything I've had from Graze has been amazing. I like the variety-there's over 90 different snacks to choose from in different categories like dips & dippers and pure fruit. I've had over 4 boxes so far filled with snacks that both interesting and delicious. I've been happy with the portion size and the variety for 150 calories. 

What I disliked (sort of):

The price can seem high. $6.99 for 4 snacks comes out to $1.75 per snack.  Depending on your snacking levels, if you normally get snacks through a vending machine or so, Graze can be more expensive than your normal snacking.  For me, the price is well worth it. I've been enjoying several weeks of Graze now.

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Directory/List of Food Subscription Boxes

Candy Subscription Box

Bocandy: $15/month. A mix of international candies.

Munch Box: $25/ month.  Other cheaper plans available.  Munch Box features 5-7 candy items such as The Geek: fun novelty candy anything from pop culture to geek themes, Health Nut: candy that is made with all natural ingredients and gluten free, Newbie: candies from independent candy makers and/or bakers with products that have been in market for less than 2 years, Foreign Exchange: candies from all over the world anywhere from Mexico to Japan, and Old School: some of your old time classic favorites to bring out the childhood memories.

 ~Treatsie:  $19.95/month.  Treatsie is a couture candy of the month club that delivers individually sourced confections from all over the world to your mailbox.  They also offer a Chocolate Bar Subscription ($45.95/month) which sends you 5-6 full sized gourmet chocolate bars from different small batch vendors each month

Cocktails/Alcohol Subscription Box

Coffee Box

Chocolate Subscription Box

Chococurb- $35/month-as low as $30 for 6 months.  With Chococurb you'll get 5 to 7 personally selected, extraordinary chocolate treats.  The items can come from small, local chocolatiers to more established, national brands.They also have a store where you can purchase the chocolate.

Mystery Chocolate Box:$17.95/month.  Each month, you'll receive three bars that have been carefully hand-selected.  The outside wrappers have been removed so the ingredients are a mystery. For each box, 2 meals are donated to charity.

Standard Cocoa-Every month we feature a select craft chocolate maker. They share their story and inspiration, and then ​ they curate 3 unique bars of chocolate and send them to our subscribers.

Videri Chocolate Factory: ~$40/month (must subscribe for 6 or 12-months upfront).  Every month you will receive four of Videri’s gourmet hand-crafted chocolate bars.

Gourmet Foods Subscription Box

Hamptons Lane-$47 a month. New themed box revealed each month with artisan foods, kitchen tools, and tabletop items as well as recipes included in the box.  Past boxes have included Gourmet Picnic, The Tailgate, and 50 Shades of Chicken.


Harvest: Harvest is a quarterly artisan food subscription box. Our mission is to provide people with an exciting array of fresh authentic products that represent the best one can find from California Wine Country. Cost: $99 per quarter.  

Hatchery: Receive a delivery of curated, sample-size artisan ingredients and condiments to your doorstep every month. They are here to help you discover flavors you would have never discovered on your own. Cost: $20 per month. See all my Hatchery Reviews! 

Knoshy: Each month you’ll receive anywhere from 4-6 specialty food items to feast on and make your friends jealous. Each box is themed and filled with artisan foods. Formerly known as Knoshbox. Cost: $28/month.  

Mantry: The Modern man’s pantry for food items. Receive 5-6 full-size super premium foods from around America in a premium wooden crate. Cost: $75/month.

Try The World: $39/bi-monthly.  Try The World is the first gourmet tour around the world delivered to your door. Subscribe and every 2 months Try The World’s team of travelers and local experts will send you a curated a collection of gourmet products that best represent each country.

Intenational Subscription Boxes

Mexican Candy Box:8-10 different Mexican candies each month. 

Bon Appétit Box: A taste of France in a box delivered right to your doorstep! Experience the flavors and traditions of France in a unique and fun way, without the need of your passport. Start your journey to France thanks to our incredible gourmet selections, dining tips and cultural anecdotes. Cost: $75 per month.

Candy German: 29 euros per month. Currently that would be $32/month.  6 to 8 items, all authentically German. Boxes include high quality, hand-picked German candies, such as chocolate, wine gums, bonbons, cookies, gingerbread, licorice, marzipan and more.  Each Candy German box has a weight of up to 1 kg (including packaging). 

Candy Japan: Surprise candy sent twice a month, directly from Japan. Free worldwide shipping, even to the United States. Cost: $25/month.  

French Box-

From Thai With Love: From Thai With Love is a subscription club where you’ll receive a package of assorted, hand-picked Thai treats, once a month, anywhere in the world. We (Younwoo & Bryce) have lived in Thailand for several years and want to share with you all of the strange, unique & delicious Thai candy & snacks that we’ve discovered. Cost: $14 per month.

Global Delights: Get a monthly box filled with an array of global delights - delicious finds from a wide variety of countries. You will receive at least seven international food items. Foods will range from cookies and candies to soups and entrees, nothing is off limits! Cost: $36 per month.

Gourmet Spotting: Get 4-6 full size gourmet products from around the world that will make your mouth water. Gourmet Spotting donates a meal to charity with each box. Cost: $38 per month.  

iLoveStroopwafels.com: Get a subscription for freshly baked stroopwafels! Pick a package: Small, Medium, Large, or Extra Large and receive a box of stroopwafel goodness each month (shipping included!). Cost: $10-65 per month. 

Japan Crate: Every month receive a mystery box stuffed with 2 pounds of premium full size Japanese candy, snacks and DIY kits. Receive anything from a sushi candy making kit to soda jello. Cost: $30 per month.

Kawaii Surprises: The Kawaii package includes many cute items and candy from Japan! Items included in the package will vary each month Cost: $34 per month.  

Kitchen Table Passport: Explore the world from your kitchen table! Different focus country every month to learn about with your family. Contains country introduction, amazing photography, fascinating facts, recipe for local dish, unique herb & spice mix to get started, and authentic souvenirs (for longer subscriptions). Cost: $19.95 per month.

Koofsa: Artisanal Foods from Israel. Each box is curated with the finest spice blends, hard-to-find sauces and oils, fun snacks, and other premium products that reflect the diversity of Israeli cuisine. Cost: $360 for 4 quarterly boxes.  

Okashi Connection: Okashi box is a monthly candy subscription box. Each month receive between on pound of Japanese candy. Okashi strives to include things that are difficult or impossible to get outside of Japan and seasonal items. Cost: $22 per month.  

OmNomBox: Love to snack? Have a foodie spirit? OmNomBox is a monthly subscription box that is packed with delicious Asian snacks from Japan, Korea, Taiwan and more! OmNomBox can include Asian chocolates, candies, chips, cookies and other interesting snacks hand picked for you. Cost: $25.00 per month.

Panier Box: Every month, while you will discover new French flavors and what makes each region of France so special through their gastronomy, culture, landscapes and recipes. Be tempted and pick the box that fits your level of curiosity - Goûter, Terroir, or Luxe! Cost: $30, $85 or $125 per month.

Skoshbox-$12/month.  Plans as low as $10 a month. A collection of snacks from Japan. Bigger box available. You can order the snacks from the website as well.

Try The World: Try The World delivers the best products coming from the greatest cities in the world, to your door! Go on an incredible journey across continents delivering some of the best products from the most exciting places on the planet. This box is delivered every 60 days! Cost: $39 per month. Get a free Paris box! Click here to start! See all my Try The World Reviews!

Universal Yums: Each month, you’ll receive a box of unique, delicious snacks from a different country delivered right to your door. No repeats! 0% Yuck, 100% Yum. Cost: $13 (Yum Box) $25 (Yum Yum Box) per month. See all my Universal Yums Reviews!

• Grub Box: Mouth watering treats from around the globe delivered to your door (once or twice a month.) Cost: $20 per month.
• tic souvenirs (for longer subscriptions). Cost: $19.95 per month.
• Okashi Connection: Okashi box is a monthly candy subscription box. Each month receive between on pound of Japanese candy. Okashi strives to include things that are difficult or impossible to get outside of Japan and seasonal items. Cost: $22 per month.
• OmNomBox: Love to snack? Have a foodie spirit? OmNomBox is a monthly subscription box that is packed with delicious Asian snacks from Japan, Korea, Taiwan and more! OmNomBox can include Asian chocolates, candies, chips, cookies and other interesting snacks hand picked for you. Cost: $25.00 per month.
• Panier Box: Every month, while you will discover new French flavors and what makes each region of France so special through their gastronomy, culture, landscapes and recipes. Be tempted and pick the box that fits your level of curiosity - Goûter, Terroir, or Luxe! Cost: $30, $85 or $125 per month. See all my Panier Box Reviews!
• Skoshbox: Skoshbox is a box of snacks, candy and other items imported from Japan. Perfect for any Japanese food lover. Or anyone. Cost: $12/month. See all my Skoshbox Reviews!
• Spice Madam: Spice Madam delivers curated spice kits from different cultures delivered to your kitchen every month. Each month, you will receive a spice kit with 3-4 spices, recipes, and spice education from a different country. Cost: $20 per month.
• Taste Japan: A monthly box of mouthwatering Japanese treats delivered to your doorstep for only £15/month! Cost: $25 per month.

Regional Subscription Boxes

Aloha Crate: A Hawaii subscription box - each crate contains a different surprise every month including rare, Kona Coffee, li hing mii mango, macadamia nut chocolate, tropical granola, lilikoi butter, guava jam, Maui Onion Mustard, taro chips, and much, much more! Cost: $15 per month.

Sauces Subscription Box

SaucePack: $25/month. SaucePak is a monthly hot sauce subscription service. Each month, subscribers receive a pack containing three different hot sauces made in the USA. 

Snack Subscription Box

Boxtera-$19.95 a month.  Family plans with 10 snacks and company plans with 20 snacks available.  Each Boxtera discovery box includes five adventurous all-natural snack varieties that fall into one of the five taste categories included in our gustatory perception; savory, sweet, sour, bitter and salty.

 

Happybelly $19.95 Get a box of allergy free snacks.  All snacks are free from tree nuts, dairy, eggs, peanuts, and soy. CLOSED

FitSnack: 19 + $5 S&H / month. Cheaper plans available for 3, 6, and 12 months.   The FitSnack box includes 6 – 9 different items that are not only delicious but are also designed to provide clean energy to support an active, fitness-focused lifestyle.  It focuses on nutrient-dense, high-energy, consciously-made products.

Graze: $5.00 a week.Each week you get 4 snacks that you can pick from over 90 selections.  They offer delicious, healthy, natural food like nut and seed mixes, juicy dried fruits, tasty crackers, dips and dippers, and natural treats.

watanut: $25/month.  Watanut tastefully selects four yummy snack mixes for each month’s box. Boxes contain the perfect combination of sweet, salty, raw and always healthy mixes keep you snacking happy! Each box contains over 1.5 pounds of delicious, healthy snacks

YumEnvelope-$21a month. YumEnvelope is filled with at least six full-sized snacks small-batch regional artisans located around the United States and aims to be mostly organic, Fair-Trade, and sustainable.

Specialty Snack Subscription Boxes

     Allergy-Free

Happybelly $19.95 Get a box of allergy free snacks.  All snacks are free from tree nuts, dairy, eggs, peanuts, and soy. CLOSED

      Fitness
Jacked Pack is the easiest way to sample different sports nutrition supplements. From recovery drinks to protein-packed brownies, even Arnold wouldn’t pass this up. You'll get between 5 and 10 samples each month.  But the brains behind Jacked Pack also have a soft side—part of the proceeds goes to Vitamin Angels, a charity that supplies undernourished children with essential vitamins and minerals.

     
Vegan

Vegan Cuts $19.95 a month -7-10 snack. Mostly gluten-free snack with a mix of full and sample size products. CAN & INT too!

Spice Subscription Box

Raw Spice Bar: $6/month. With the Spice Club of the Month you will receive 3-4 hand-picked, small batch, freshly ground spice blends with each monthly box. Each of the blends weigh about 0.5 ounces, which allows you to create a single dish feeding approximately 12-14 people. You will also receive kitchen-tested, detailed recipes and ideas for each spice blend you receive as well as fun gifts and stories about the history and origins of each blend every month.

Sweets/Dessert Subscription Box

Macaroon of the Month-$30 a month/as low as $360 for 12 month subscription.  Dana's Bakery in NYC brings macaroons in flavors inspired by classic desserts, pastries, candy and sweet treats like Red Velvet, S'mores, Fruity Cereal, and Thin Mint.

Orange Glad: $21.95 a month/as low as $19.95 per month for a 6 month subscription.  Every month they’ll send five carefully selected gourmet treats.  Deluxe, bigger box available.  You can also buy the favorites from their store. 

Tea Box
Steepster $24.95 per month, as low as $19.95 per month. Subscribers enjoy a themed box of three different teas along with tasting notes, brewing suggestions, and some fun facts about each tea’s history and culture. Each box has enough loose-leaf tea to brew up to 30 cups. 

Teabox: $25 a month, $20 a month for yearly subscriptions.  TeaBox is selection of five fresh teas (in 15g pouches) will find its way to your door. Each month, a fresh set of teas is picked according to a theme and shipped between 15th and 17th of that month.