Boxes are pretty small and very hit or… Boxes are pretty small and very hit or miss in taste. Some, like Japan were fantastic. Some, like Latin America were flat out terrible. All in all very cool idea, glad it was given to me as a gift. Ine suggestion and it may be on there and the lerson just missed it is let people opt out of certain products like chocolate etc.

Top Munch is an amazing product and … Top Munch is an amazing product and offers a pleasant surprise every month from around the world for the foodie like me. This month we received Thai experience. The snacks had a good combination of healthy hand-picked snacks made from rice, banana , coconut seaweed and jackfruit. The banana, jackfruit chips and coconut roll provides a light sweet snack while rice crackers were a balanced sweet and savory. Crispy seaweed is one of the best seaweed snack I have ever tried. TopMunch box is not only about delicious snacks but a wholesome experience. The box packaging is very nicely done and the product booklet with the box provides rich information on country’s background, culture, music, phrases and places to travel. It was definitely a wonderful experience and I look forward where TopMunch will take me next month!

I love getting my top munch boxes I love getting my top munch boxes! However, I’ve become confused because I thought it automatically sends you one once a month, and just takes the $30 out of your account. Well I have gotten an India one recently. But a lot of the reviews are saying this month was Japan? And it isn’t telling me when I get my next one. I hope someone can help me out cuz I would love to continue getting these!

Most of it was bland .it didn't come… Most of it was bland .it didn't come with a packing list or any information. Idk if italians eat really boring foods or if topmunch just sends that sort of thing. Not really the fun experience I was hoping for.

Great Learning Opportunity and Great Snack Sizes I loved that the snacks/candies were full size and perfect to share with a group of 11 students to sample and discuss. The information card about the country - with fun facts, things to do, music, and phrases in the native language - was perfect in talking with students and having interesting conversations. For example, we read about the Malaysian drink teh tarik and then watched a few videos of how the tea is thrown. It was fun and helped us explore curiosity in a meaningful way without romanticizing another culture.