Variety: Each box will be filled with products made with Saint Lucian chocolate as well as other products from the Rabot Estate. This is an interesting option that blends a chocolate subscription service with sustainability. It also delivers just one box in a year but a year's worth of added benefits, which might save you money if you are a fan of Hotel Chocolat's Rabot 1745 beauty range. I love Japanese life and culture, and am particularly envious of the dizzying range of unusual flavour KitKat bars that you can only find in the country. Sushi Candy is offering us Brits the chance to get a taste of Japan with a monthly delivery of family bags of Japanese KitKat bars each month. The bars are manufactured in Nestlé-owned factories in Himeji and Kasumigaura in Japan, and the boxes ship directly from the country too. Variety: Receive a selection of products based on your chosen membership (Everything, Mellow, Tipsy or High Cocoa)

The creators of this family venture wanted the world to fall in love with chocolate again and to truly understand and appreciate cacao. Bombillow offers a monthly subscription box crammed full of artisan creations from various chocolatiers. Subscription box service uOpen arranged for me to receive a box of Love Cocoa chocolates to test their subscription service. Read more of my Love Cocoa subscription box review here. Each month you'll receive an assortment of flavours from the current range of bars or bonbons, depending on which you select. Their chocolates and other products are free from most common allergens, which are: Celery, Crustaceans, Eggs, Fish, Gluten, Lupin, Milk, Molluscs, Mustard, Peanuts, Sesame, Soya, Sulphites and Tree Nuts.is a UK-based distributor of Polish foods but also source products, including sugar-free chocolate, from other countries.

The business provides charitable and personal support to the Drive Forward Foundation and The House of St. Barnabas; these charities are helping to support the employment of homeless persons and children leaving care. They use cocoa sourced from ethical, high-welfare farms. Their chocolates are not suitable for people with nut, dairy or gluten allergies. Enjoy a monthly delivery of a selection of items drawing from the entire Beech's Fine Chocolates range. You can manage your subscription online to effortlessly skip a delivery (perhaps you're going on holiday), change the frequency of deliveries, or cancel your membership altogether. Members also receive an extra 5% discount on online special offers. Variety: Have your say for one bar, but the rest is a mystery assortment designed to explore all areas of chocolate. Buy it for:Yourself, or someone who'd appreciate a generous helping of assorted chocolates each month.Instead, I'm a fan of online subscriptions that take full advantage of the Internet to allow you to manage all aspects of your membership yourself online, from expressing interests and preferences through to amending your delivery scheduling or cancelling altogether. Chocolate subscription box services on uOpen They operate a large fleet of bio-diesel fuelled delivery vans and are looking towards electric vehicle delivery. All Ocado plastic bags are biodegradable and will naturally break down within a year. Coco Chemistry Monthly Fresh Flavour Box Inside a Monthly Fresh Flavour Box (Photo credit to Coco Chemistry) Vegan-friendly, dairy-free, and suitable for Halal and Kosher diets, these bars are completely different to anything you've tried before.