The MunchPak Mini, which retails for around 12 dollars a month for 3 months (cheaper if you get a lengthier subscription) has five items inside. Mine were:
KP Meanies - pickled onion flavour // these are made in Ireland, and are basically the Irish version of our Monster Munch. They're little claw/foot shaped crisps, in the most foul-smelling but delicious-tasting pickled onion flavour. I loved these, and I felt nostalgic eating them because I always used to have Monster Munch in my packed lunch at school.
Dip N Lik Fla.Vor.Ice // A little lollipop and three sachets of flavoured popping candy - novel, but not something I'd buy. The lollipop is sickly sweet, and the grape flavoured dip was vile. That being said, I loved the berry punch dip (think blue slush favour) and the strawberry one was inoffensive. Fun to eat, very sugary, probably quite good for kids.
Lindt Lindor Milk + White // I adore Lindt Lindors, and they're probably my favourite kind of chocolate. I'd never had this particular flavour, and while I don't like them as much as some others, they're still amazing. You got two little chocolate in the bag, and they were limited edition with snowmen on.
Cikolatali Gofret // I hated this - it is, I believe, Turkish. But there was too much wafer and not nearly enough chocolatey goodness. Meh.
Pizza Pretz // These are Thai, and I love them - I've tried them before, and they're just incredible. Breadsticks, but thin and pizza flavoured. You can pick them up relatively cheap in Asian supermarkets and I would definitely recommend doing so!
What's your favourite foreign snack - and have you ever tried MunchPak? We (Sam and I) also did a video tasting these snacks if you wannt check it out - click here!
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I'll be 100% honest, I don't think I'd buy any of these in the shop, except for the pizza flavoured breadsticks - they sound like absolute genius!
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