This arrived on Saturday
Inside, a generous selection of four different ‘nibbles’
And helpful advice on nibbling them!
With a slogan which pleased my pedantic grammarian[he is very fussy about the correct use of ‘less’ and ‘fewer’]
This box was free, and I get another one next Saturday for just £1, after which I have the option to subscribe on a regular basis.
More details here at the Graze website.
We have been enjoying the little dishes of nibbles.
However
I also had an email from them at the weekend saying this…
hello Angela,
we hope you're enjoying your first graze box.
if anyone's taken a fancy to it, you can give them ALL a free graze box (for a limited time only) and earn discounts on your future boxes. Just forward on this special promotion code to give ALL your friends a FREE graze box and another half price…
free box code:
X5GF28HM
they enter at: ">www.graze.com >
For every friend you feed, you can get £1 off your next graze box or donate £1 to the graze school of farming - Uganda.
Liz and Steph tell me they have both enjoyed these snack boxes in the past too. So, dear friends, I am sharing the details with you.
Final thought - If sisters and brothers are called ‘siblings’, should nephews and nieces be called ‘niblings’?
Oooooooh, I wonder if they send abroad!!
ReplyDeleteDear Janys and ElizabethD - I am sorry to discover they only post to UK addresses. But thanks for spreading the word!
ReplyDeleteMy sister sent me a link to Graze recently. Seeing your post reminded me and I have just used your code to try them out for myself and see how nice the boxes of nibbles are :) Thank you for sharing x x
ReplyDeletekaren s
Oh, disappointed does not cover how I feel about this! I want to Graze! That does it, I'm coming to England. Please get your couch ready!
ReplyDeletexofrances
p.s. Did I ever say thanks for the latest postcard? A treat!