FREE Graze box for every delicious reader

To help you maintain those healthy January eating habits, snack delivery company graze.com is offering every delicious. reader a free graze box of healthy nibbles, worth £2.99, delivered to your door or desk.

Graze boxes contain a selection of snacks, tailored by you, that can provide you with up to three portions of your five-a-day. The box will be delivered to you at the click of a button. Foods to choose from include fresh fruit such as cherries and pineapple chunks; nuts; seeds; dried fruit mixtures; and marinated olives.

To receive your free graze box, simply register your details at graze.com, enter the special code ‘DELICIOUS’, then sit back and wait for the box to come to you. We love them, and so will you!

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Fostermmmy

February 27

I love trying to make the new recipes always something new to make

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MsMonkeyMind

February 19

I'm a regular customer of graze and wanted to step in to just say that the foods are great, LOTS of choice - I've continued because I can't get all of them from the supermarket. Try getting smoked almonds or dried mulberries - their fajita nut mix is delicious for example. You can choose to have all 4 nibbly foods (natural treats, dried fruit, tasty snacks like thai chilli crackers or olives), or you can have 1 punnet of fruit with 2 snacks. Most of our office now regularly order these, but then we are in the health industry so it appeals! The credit card thing isn't a big deal - it's so easy to log on and amend your orders. I like to see good companies doing well so this is why I'm quick to jump to their defence.... happy eating.

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babs

February 16

What's your problem? You get a FREE box don't you! That is a box YOU DON'T PAY FOR! You can't expect them to keep giving out free boxes all the time and at least you get one free.

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clairechidzey

February 16

Unless you want to have this box regularly delivered it's not worth it, as others have said - it's not free; your FIRST box is free. Nearly all the things included in the box can be found cheaper at a supermarket/grocer and you don't have to pay postage or waste extra packaging every week. Just buy a plastic box and take some fruit and nuts from your cupboard to work every day, it's not hard.

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chezovitch

February 16

i AGREE. IT'S NOT FREE.

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anniesteph

February 15

Why state something as free and then ask for card details! Either it is free or it isn't. You don't need card details if there is nothing to pay for! Forget it, can buy the same food in my local supermarket.

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margaretannallen

February 14

i will not give my card details for a free box!!! Now i do not want to know anything about this product.

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Jack

February 8

When you recieve your first box (which really brightened my day), alittle flaffy to fill in the likes and dislikes but get to see a fab range of options, you recieve vouchers for your friends to have a free box. Each time one of your voucher codes is used you recieve £1 off your next box, so in theory your first box is free, the second is 1/2 price, the following 3 @£1.99. Five weeks of cheery up Wedensdays and then I have the option to cancel

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February 8

You don't commit to buying each week. Graze take your credit card details, then you get the 2nd box half-price if you want it, but you can cancel at any time and won't be charged for any more. Web editor

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kategilbert27@yahoo.co.uk

February 6

Only first box free but you have to give your credit card details to get it and then they will take £1.49 for the second box and continue at £2.99 per week until you cancel. Not worth the effort. No such thing as a 'free lunch'

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Karen.PPearson

February 6

not such an offer when you have to commit to buying every week

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Cafelatte

February 2

Did not like this offer , as you have to sign up and get more graze boxes.

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bughead

February 2

What an elegant was to have a home made lunch.

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Staples1980

January 30

Sounds much better you - love to try it!

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georgina21uk

January 25

yummy!

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one pot pete

January 13

bound to be better than crisps

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Madame Frenchie

January 12

What a lovely way to interest your jaded palate after the holidays!

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amandaweeks

January 10

delicious

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saraherron

January 9

good way to start 2010 and sustain new years resolutions on healthy eating

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boadicea

January 8

What a wonderfull idea, all that healthy food at a reasonable price. No need to wonder what to take for lunch, it will be delivered to you. Can't wait to try mine!!!