BOOST BOX (60 Count) Premium Snack Boxes, Care Packages & Gifts Baskets for Kids Variety Pack Mix Gift Sampler Chips Cookies Candy Treats Office Staff Military Adults Kids College Students Birthday Recognition

It was a late trick or treat gift box. The kids loved it!

I have sent these as gifts several times now and it’s always a huge hit.

Loved the convenience of sending our grandson Snacks from afar. However, we as well as he, was quite sunrises as to how little it was.

I sent this to my son who is a college freshman. He told me I was "the best mom".

I'm not sure anyone but the manufacturer considers Twizzlers and Laffy Taffy to be "premium" snacks, but if you're looking for an office snack box, or something to ship to a service member or college kiddo, this works great. Everything was fresh and the box came in good condition.

So this is a gift box. I wouldn't buy this for myself in the expectation of getting lots of snacks. While the price doesn't seem bad when you break it down by item amount (0.57 per item) you have to realize quite a few of these items are single suckers, Laffy-Taffy or Twizzlers. Things like this start pushing the value down per item if you were getting this as a regular snack box.That being said - this is a great White Elephant gift for the holidays, or if you've got a kid heading off to college, at college, what have you; someone who likes snacking but you don't know one super item that is just the must have for them - this covers a lot. Packaging is nice, it was full, comes with a note thanking you from the person who packed the box, and with the box itself its totally giftable. The items that had expiration dates on them were all at least 6+ months out from the date they arrived. Everything we ate after we took it back at White Elephant was all fresh and tasty.So for regular personal snacking I wouldn't get this - but with the idea in mind of using these for gifting I think they are a good fun option that offers for variety and maybe the chance for a bit of trading beyond.

This is a nice box with a variety of snacks. It doesn't contain any weird or unusual items you have never heard of. Many of the 60 items are individual serving size bags, but also some of them are a piece of candy (sucker, laffy taffy, etc). This is a good variety of items that should have something for everybody. This would be a great gift item for a college student, somebody laid up with an injury, delivery people, teachers, vets office or just to add to a gift basket. Really possibilities are endless. You could even have this on hand for parties or after school snacks (if you don't want to be too healthy). This is an easy way to put together a collection of shareable snacks without having to buy all of the items individually. It also came with an expiration date tag (Mar 2022), but most of the items are clearly labeled with dates as well.

This box would be a nice care package for a college student in a dorm, or a summer camper. It's not an overly exciting mix of snacks, just your basic non-chocolate vending machine fare and a mix of sugar candy and faux-healthy candy and snacks ("fruit" candies and granola bars, etc.).  The upside of a basic mix is that there are lots of satisfying treats, yet nothing so amazing you completely binge. It's not an astonishing value, but nor is it wildly overpriced, and it's easier than shopping all the stuff yourself, and comes packed completely full. I don't find it especially appealing as an adult, but I think I would have loved it as a college freshman living in a dorm, or a kid at summer camp. The one disappointment is that the mix I received was not the same as the one pictured, and somewhat less to my taste. If you're buying it for specific products you really want, you might be disappointed.  I think if the listing didn't go out of its way to show you exactly what was in the box, it would have been less disappointing. The end count was the same, but I personally don't find pretzels a satisfying replacement for Pirate's booty, nor peanuts for a Nut Roll candy bar, nor Grandma's soft cookie for Famous Amos chocolate chip cookies, nor sourpatch kids for lemonheads. On the other hand, if you were giving it as a surprise care package, it's not like they would have any specific expectations. The fact that it's a gift item makes the substitutes less of an issue. But for the record, here's what was different in my box from the description. Missing: 1 pack of oreos, 1 famous amos chocolate chip cookies, 2 pirate's booty, 2 lemonheads, 1 munchies crackers, 2 nutrolls, and 2 nature valley chewy. Additional items (substitutes, I guess): an extra 2 nature valley crunchy granola bars, 2 grandma's cookies, 2 bags of peanuts, 2 sour patch kits, and 3 bags of pretzels.