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Irish Taste Club April 2019 Review + Coupon
Disclosure: This box was received free for review.
Irish Taste Club April 2019 Review
Irish Taste Club is an artisan food subscription that specializes in Irish food. Each box is $44.00 and comes with 7-9 sweet and savory products like baking mixes, chocolates, and artisan jams. In addition to great products, each box contains an information card with recipes on how to use the products.
The Details:
Cost: $49.00, $142.00 for 3 months, $275.00 for 6 months, $480.00 for 1 year.
Coupon: Use the coupon subscriptionboxmom10 to save 10%.
What's in the box? Each box contains 7-9 sweet and savory products like baking mixes, chocolates, and artisan jams.
The box comes wrapped in brown paper and ships from Ireland.
Everything came in a brown cardboard box.
First Look
There is always a two-sided information sheet with details about the subscription and all the products in the box.
Butlers Chocolates Butlers Chocolates was founded in 1932 by Marion Butler. This milk chocolate bunny comes from Ireland and is quite tasty. I didn't have a chocolate bunny for Easter, so I was glad to get this one.
Mella's Fudge Irish Buller Fudge This fudge bar looks like a candy bar, but it's all fudge. It's a dark chocolate fudge, made with butter from Bourbon. The fudge is very rich, so you won't want to eat this in all one sitting.
Sheridan's Cheesemongers Irish Mixed-Seed Crackers These crackers are regarded as some of the best in Ireland. They are made with unbleached wheat flour, water, linseeds, poppy seeds, sesame seeds, and sea salt. Irish Taste Club recommends pairing these with chutney, but they are great right out of the box.
West Cork Biscuit Company Hazelnut & White Chocolate with Coconut Flakes These cookies are free from artificial flavors and colors and come from Dunmanway. These are made with unsalted butter, free range eggs, hazelnuts, milk, coconut, and unbleached flour. I gave these to my parents as a treat and they loved them.
Achill Island Sea Salt This jar of salt is from the Atlantic waters around Achill Island and is unrefined salt. The salt is smoked in County Mayo and is all natural.
Gran Grans Mint Sauce JellyThis jelly is made to go with cooked lamb or it makes a nice dip when mixed with yogurt. It's made with mint, sugar, water, distilled vinegar, onion, and arrowroot.
Final Thought: Irish Taste Club includes a nice variety of artisan foods. I love the crackers and the chocolate bunny. This is a nice box for foodies. If you want to subscribe, use this link with the coupon subscriptionboxmom10 to save 10%.
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