Embracing a Healthy Family: March 2017

I recently had a chance to review another of Cratejoy's wonderful subscription boxes and to date, I can say I'm not disappointed. This review is for the Box2Bake which is a baking theme per month subscription box service with 100% organic ingredients. Each month will showcase an international recipe that will especially delight your taste buds and your students if you are a homeschool family like I am. This month, we received the Brazilian Chocolate Alfajores and I can say it was easy YET fun to make.

We opened up our eco-friendly box which is also cute with the international shipping appearance on the outside. Everything is packed nice and neat and the instructions are easy to follow. An e-mail is also received to assist in how to make each recipe card along with numerous pictures making it very easy to make that even a student can follow along.

They each their own job to do and they might have went their own way with preparing the ingredients but the end result was ... you have to wait and read!

I have to say this was a lot of fun not just because I made it a homeschool exercise but it was fun just spending time in the kitchen with the girls and they loved the hazelnut applicator! To sum it up, they really liked the outcome and thought it was a lot of fun! I also thought the Alfajores were very good! This is a must try box! I forgot to mention, the girls really liked them even my picky one! I like international flavors so this is really a fun subscription box that you have to try!

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Have you checked out the subscription box services yet? Every area of one's love is covered by the numerous boxes with an extraordinary amount of detail in many of the boxes. I'm a big Jane Austen fan as well as literature in general so I'm waiting for this new box to arrive.

The box service is called Bibliophile Crate and features a couple of photographs of their boxes. Jane Austen is a yes, yes, yes! We have tried two to date but this post will focus on the first one called Bibliophile Crate

Our first box contained many items that were handcrafted and unique to the Jane Austen theme. It had a nice introductory/thank you card, a recipe card, a 5 x 7 print that I could frame (shown) as well as a 3 x 4 framed print. It also had two Jane Austen pencils in a clever Jane Austen themed pencil box but that's not all! It also had Pemberley House soap, a magnet, a Jane Austen pen, post it notes and an interesting Sense and Sensibility book with a twist as it was about sea monsters. The notecard and bookmark were also little nice extra's. I think the box was well worth the costs and I can't wait until next month's!

The recipe card was period specific and a nice addition to the box.