Delishly, August 2026
Contents and Box Cost vs Individual Cost…
Warburtons Gluten Free Soft Rolls £2.90
Creative Nature Blueberry Muffin Bar (£0.99)
Morish Shittake Olice Oil & Sea Salt Seaweed Snack (£1.50)
Blanco Nino Smoky Chipotle (£3)
Rhythm 108 Lemon Ginger & Chia (£2.90)
Frooty Fruits (£1.99)
Love Corn Hot & Spicy (£2.20)
Booja-Booja Chocolate Salted Caramel Truffles (£7.25)
Clearspring Organic Corn Couscous (£2.29)
Sun & Seed Focaccia Rosemary & Thyme (£4.70)
Gran Luchito Chipotle Chilli Paste (£4)
Total: £33.72
Financially Delishly have offered better value for the subscription than it would be purchasing the products individually, additionally factoring in the delivery fee the cost would have been much higher ordering in the individually items.
Only one product on the list is something I’ve had before and I’m a fan of it so I’m happy. I’m very excited to try the Rhythm 108 (I find this funny as I almost bulk bought every Rythm 108 biscuit to do a taste test - I probably still will, but later) and Booja-Booja stuff this month.
Individual Reviews…
(Disclaimer: This is based on my taste palet and my opinions / I’ve added Amazon links if cheaper than the official store.)
Warburtons Gluten Free Soft White Rolls
Sainsbury’s £2.90
A very soft and fluffy bun which is pre-sliced, an added bonus! The structure of them is consistent so you don’t need to worry about them falling apart which is a genuine concern when having gluten free bread!
A friend recommended lightly toasting them first which really enhanced these rolls and I do recommend giving that a go.
I’ve had these before and they are a firm favourite for me, I find Warburtons are a really good company for gluten free bread.
Creative Nature Blueberry Muffin Bar
Official Store £19.80 for a Pack of 20 (£0.99 a bar)
These were weird and smelt a lot like liquorice initially which was a tad off putting.
The bar itself was a nice consistency and had a good chew to it. However the flavour was very strange in that it didn’t taste like natural blueberries, it actually tasted quite artificial. I do wonder if the additional ingredients dull the flavour of the blueberries giving that artificial flavour to it? Once more, there was a hint of liquorice which did throw me off.
I’ve had a Creative Nature bar from Delishly before and like before the pack was much bigger than needed as the bar is quite small.
I’m still not a fan of Creative Nature and find their products overpriced.
Morish Shittake Olice Oil & Sea Salt Seaweed Snack
Official Store £1.50 a pack
These are a must try!
I’ve never had something like this other than eating nori, but never on its own as a snack. The amount of flavour in one of these sheets is absolutely insane and a must try if you enjoy seaweed and shiitake mushrooms, all the flavour is there.
Obviously these are not very filling, they are super light, and more of a snack if you want a bit of flavour.
One side effect of it that I’m not keen on is the aftertaste which after about 30 minutes you really taste.
I like them, but I’m not sure if I’d go out of my way to buy these.
Blanco Nino Smoky Chipotle
Sainsbury’s £3 a pack
These were lovely to eat and full of flavour with the chipotle only offering some slight warmth that over time did build but not to a point that they felt too hot. The crisps were all crunchy with a great mouthfeel to them.
I would like to try more Blanco Nino products in the future.
Rhythm 108 Lemon Ginger & Chia
Official Store £2.90 per pack (pack of 8)
It’s funny I’d planned on buying all the Rhythm 108 biscuits to do a taster test on this month so these were a pleasant surprise and after tasting these buying the entire selection is still high on my radar - they were delicious.
The consistency of every biscuits was soft and crumbly without falling apart and the flavour was spot on with just enough of the lemon and ginger in it to be tasted but neither overwhelmed the other.
The chia seeds within added an extra layer of mouthfeel, although I often found a chia seed hidden somewhere in my teeth later in the day, that’s not a bad thing though as I love a chia seed.
Rhythm 108 are a top brand for me from the Delishly boxes and I am looking forward to sampling more of their products over time. I highly recommend.
Frooty Fruits (£1.99)
Official Store £1.99 - I’m not sure how to buy from their website though
When I first tried these they were really gooey and sticky which I put down to the heatwave so I put them in the fridge before trying them again - they still felt the same. The mouthfeel was very ‘weird’ in that they didn’t feel like anything at all. This also goes for the flavour as I couldn’t taste the difference between each one leaving me feel really disappointed in each sweet.
I won’t be buying these in the future as I can’t figure out how to buy them from their official store, but mostly, there’s much better options out there when it comes to sweets.
Love Corn Hot & Spicy
Amazon Store £18.99 for 24 Packs
I couldn’t find the share packs of the Hot & Spicy but a 20g pack is actually an ideal size, so I’ve linked to the big box on Amazon which works out at just under 80p a pack.
Firstly I’m going to be honest about my initially reaction - I was quite scared by these as hot and spicy things don’t tend to agree with me, so I was expecting to blow my mind - however, they aren’t as hot or spicy as I anticipated!
These were really nice and very crunchy, they had such a nice mouth feel to them and if you enjoy a good crunch then they are ideal.
The flavour of the hot and spicy was a mild heat that accompanied the crunch without much more flavour to them, but that worked for me.
I have noticed that you can get most other flavours from most supermarkets so I will be sampling more of these flavours in the future to see what they are like.
Booja-Booja Chocolate Salted Caramel Truffles
Official Store £7.25
So these do literally melt in your mouth, they are very rich and creamy with a lot of chocolate flavour to them. The salted caramel doesn’t initially hit until the cube has melted, then you get to enjoy the flavour. They are lovely and luxurious - however - they are an absolute luxury at the price! £7.25 for 8 cubes is insane!
Additionally. I have long thought chocolate doesn’t agree with me and I did have a bad reaction to these which left me with a ‘popping’ feeling in my tummy and a lot of gas, most uncomfortable. That is not the fault of the product though, it wasn’t gluten or dairy that caused this.
If I didn’t have such a reaction from them then I would probably buy a box every once in a blue moon as a treat to myself. As a side note - my daughter loves them!
Clearspring Organic Corn Couscous
Official Store £2.29 for 200g (3 servings)
This was a surprising diamond in the box as I enjoy couscous but since going gluten and dairy free it’s been off my radar.
This was extremely easy to make taking 5 minutes of minimal effort while I cooked steak, it came out very light and airy. We did make two servings for two of us but that was way too much, so it goes a long way.
There was a very slight corn taste to the couscous but I actually really enjoyed that and when it absorbed the steak juices that wiped the flavour out entirely.
There’s a long life on these so I will be buying a few more boxes to keep in the cupboard as an altnerative to rice or pasta. I’m very happy with this product!
Sun & Seed Focaccia Rosemary & Thyme
Official Store £4.70 a pack
Using the directions given to me from Delishly rather than Sun & Seed like I did in the June box this came out a lot better, however still not quite right. The crust was very hard and split from the inner.
There wasn’t a great deal of flavour in the bread but when I ripped off the tough outer crust the inside was lovely to use to soak up oil and the sauce from the Italian Lentil Soup we had.
I imagine with some work I could get this recipe to work right and it could be very nice, but I’m not there yet.
Gran Luchito Chipotle Chilli Paste
Sainsbury’s £4 a jar
I was joint excited and dubious about this paste initially. For one I’ve tried Gran Luchito products in the past and I’ve always enjoyed them, however I was concerned about the heat that would be in this. I needed not be concerned about the heat though as it wasn’t that hot and did add an additional depth to the food I added it to.
Initially I tried it in a chilli which added more flavour to the meal, although I could have added a bit more to it.
I find this to be a useful addition to the cupboard which you can add to anything. The jar is now open so I’m curious to see what I can throw it into over the next 6 weeks!
Final Opinions…
Blanco Nino, Couscous and Rhythm 108 products were my favourites in this box and products that will find themselves back in my house, I’m very eager to try more of the Rhythm 108 products as they have been consistently good across two Delishly boxes now, I’m also very curious to try some different varieties of Lovecorn products.
I’m excited again for the next box and if you are interested then I do recommend giving Delishly a go - Delishly - if you have already what did you think of the products you got? What were your favourites?
