Best Snackbox Subscriptions for 2024
In a world full of popular meal delivery services, it’s only fair to have snack delivery services, too. These edible subscription boxes deliver delicious sweet and savory snacks — sometimes from all over the world — straight to your door. Whether you want to use them to reward the kids this summer or just treat yourself to a treat, these are the best snack subscription boxes you can buy.
There are a ton of snack box options on the market today. A great snack box or monthly subscription box will keep your pantry stocked with sweet and salty treats. Plus, there are a number of options that let you try new and unique snacks from around the world that you might not normally find at your local store. We tested a range of the most popular options to find the best snack subscription boxes of 2024.
Whether you like it spicy, crunchy, sweet, salty—or all of the above—these are the best snack subscription boxes to gift to someone or yourself in 2024.
Best Snack Box Subscriptions for 2024
The Japanese have snacking down to an art form. Bokksu knows this better than anyone, collecting some of the best Japanese snacks and sending them out in a one-time or recurring monthly snack box. And I have to say, I’m a little obsessed with it. The best part about the Bokksu box is that almost none of these Japanese snacks remind you much of the snacks we already have in the US, but are (mostly) damn tasty. Which begs the question: “What the hell are we doing wrong, people?!”
Best snacks: Seaweed tempura, green tea and lemon cakes. Japanese sweets — including yuzu gummies and matcha or strawberry Kit-Kats.
Tokyo Treat is another service that collects snacks, cookies and sweets from Japan, which I have declared the snack capital of the world after several rounds of testing. Tokyo Treat has some overlap with Bokksu, but the treats are geared a bit more towards kids with classic salty or strawberry-flavored snacks and less towards “adult flavors” like nori (seaweed), coffee or green tea.
Best snacks: Sakusaku Panda strawberry cookies, Yaokin Soba-Meshi rice noodle snacks.
Not to be outdone, MunchPak has some of the best international snacks from around the world, including countries like Brazil, France, Canada, Greece, and Japan, earning it a spot on our list of the best snack subscription boxes . While Bokksu is 100% snack-class, MunchPak has a few more, let’s call them guilty pleasure snacks, in its subscription box. If you’re a sucker for treats like Flamin’ Hot Cheetos and Sour Patch, but also consider yourself worldly-wise, this is probably the snack box for you.
I noticed in my MuchPak that there was a higher percentage of candy — 15 candies versus only five savory snacks — in case that helps you decide. For someone who craves the sweet treats of the world, it doesn’t get much better than this.
Best snacks: Biscolata mood cookies, Kingsbury Flamin’ Hot Claws and Fini sour candy canes.
If you love cured meats, cured sausages and charcuterie, Carnivore Club is the right choice. This subscription box contains any number of salamis, cured meats, biltong, smoked sausages and more. Carnivore Club also has a complete market of charcuterie and a whole lot special boxes Ideal for single use.
Best snacks: Sweet and smoky venison sticks, dried bison meat, Righteous Felon Voodoo chili beef jerky.
Healthy snacks? They exist, and Fit Snack has the idea down to a tee. For interesting protein bars, lean beef, nutritious shakes, and other sugar- and salt-free snacks, Fit Snack is your go-to healthy snack choice. Fit Snack can be purchased as a subscription or shipped once to yourself or someone on your gift list. Boxes start at $18 (on Amazon, at least) and include snacks from popular health food brands like Rind, Peeled, and Solely.
Best snacks: Chops beef jerky, Beanitos black bean chips and Bear Naked granola.
This food subscription box falls somewhere between Bokksu and MunchPak. It also happens to be CNET editor Bridget Carey’s top snack box pick. With Universal Yums, you get tasty snacks from around the world (like MunchPak) but with a slightly higher-end pedigree (like Bokksu), from sweet treats to savory snacks. Think good salted French chocolate, purple yam shortbread, and Turkish Bagarati cracker chips with herbs.
Universal Yums is also one of the most budget-friendly subscriptions, with snack subscriptions containing five to seven snacks starting at $16 per month.
Best snacks: Black truffle chips, handmade baklava and garlic plantain chips.
You get one guess as to what this snack gift box and monthly snack subscription box does best. But we’re not talking about boring old Milky Ways and Skittles: Candy Club sends out its own candy, which changes monthly for subscribers with a sweet tooth. A healthy mix of fruity, tart, and chocolatey treats with the occasional cake bite, caramel, or toffee in the monthly box. You can order a one-time or monthly snack box that comes with six candy cups in either 6- or 13-ounce sizes.
Best snacks: Sour strawberry belts, chocolate toffee peanuts, and cookie dough bites.
SnackNation was founded on the idea that employees with access to good snacks are happier employees, and I can’t say I disagree. SnackNation doesn’t have the most interesting selection of snack box delivery companies on this list, but its packages consistently include tons of familiar, fan-favorite snacks. If you’re a big boss, a small business owner, or an HR rep trying to make the most people happy with a single snack delivery, a SnackNation subscription is a good bet. Oh, and it also delivers coffee and fresh fruit, which I think technically speaking a healthy snack.
Best snacks: Hu chocolate bars, Country Archer jerky, and Bear Naked granola bites.
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