October 13, 2018
10/13/18
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GlobeIn October 2018 Premium Artisan Box Review + $10 Coupon
GlobeIn Artisan Box October 2018 Review. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. I received this box for review. I receive a commission from my links.
GlobeIn October 2018 Premium Artisan Box Review
GlobeIn‘s theme for October is “Bake”.Premium Boxes are $40.00 month to month and filled with 4 or more handmade items from all over the world. Essential boxes are $10.00/month and come with one curated product each month. I love the quality of the items in my GlobeIn boxes. You also find out about where each piece comes from and who made it. You can save $10.00 on your 3 month subscription, just use coupon WELCOME. If you would rather have extra items, use the code WINEDOWN to get FREE WINE GLASSES in your first box, just grab a 3 or more subscription.
GlobeIn ships in a large green box.
First Look
Every box comes with an information guide. You receive detailed information about every item in the box, along with information about the artisans who make the items.
There was also a coupon for 20% off your next purchase from their online store.
Enamel Mixing Bowl (India) $15.00 I love getting new items for my kitchen. This is a large enamel covered stainless steel bowl that is big enough to make a cake or my favorite blackberry cobbler. Mohn Raees and Mohd Imran both worked on crafting this bowl through Noah's Ark. Through their work on this project, Mohn Imran has been able to pay for the care of his parents and save up to buy a house.
Ceramic Measuring Cup (Tunisia) $18.00 Le Souk Ceramiques and artisan Monia crafted this ceramic measuring cup. It's hand painted and a measuring size that is used frequently in baking. Monia is from Gafsa where traditions often keep women from working. Monia has fought to change these traditions and loves working for Le Souk.
Olivewood French Rolling Pin (Tunisia) $20.00 I have received several pieces of olive wood from GlobeIn, and I each and every one of them. This is a sturdy rolling-pin and will work for any recipe you try. This rolling-pin was made in a shop of 20 artisans.
Ceramic Sugar Canister (Morocco) $18.00 This canister is my favorite item in the box. While you can use this for flour or sugar, I am going to use it to store cotton balls or brushes in my bathroom. The jar is hand painted, and the pattern is just gorgeous.
Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons (India) $12.00 I have a couple sets of measuring spoons, but they are all plastic. Over time, the measurements wear off, and you can't read them. I love this sturdy stainless steel set because the measurements are engraved in each spoon. These will last for many years.
Luna Rice Chocolate Peanut Butter Bar $2.00 This bar is made with peanut butter, fruit, and nuts. I have a love/hate relationship with Luna bars. Some I love others not so much. This one was pretty good. It's a soft bar with a nutty and slighty fruity taste.
Final Thought: This box had a total value of $83.00! I think this is my favorite box they have done to date. Everything is useful and such high quality. You can save $10.00 on your 3 month subscription, just use coupon WELCOME. If you would rather have extra items, use the code WINEDOWN to get FREE WINE GLASSES in your first box, just grab a 3 or more subscription (exp 10/17).
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