I love graze boxes. I have got a few from them, they're well worth the money :)
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I love graze boxes. I have got a few from them, they're well worth the money :)
If they're posted though, and you're getting fresh fruit etc wouldn't the grapes for example, get a bit warm and squishy and un-fresh from sitting about in the postal room thing and on the way to being delivered or whatever?
Nope, check it:Quote:
Originally Posted by VelvetClover
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What is grazefresh? grazefresh is our own four step process to ensure that your fresh produce always arrives in great condition.
1. We hand select the best fruit.
2. We wash the fruit really, really well. Fruit that usually goes brown after cutting (apples) is also washed in a combination of vitamins and minerals, keeping it naturally fresh.
3. We use our own specially designed packaging.
4. We buy, prepare and send fresh produce the same day.
Now here comes the science (and a little bit of art) behind the grazefresh process;
The art comes in when we select the fruit; we hand pick all our produce. This is very much an art which involves being the first to market, talking and listening to the growers and most importantly getting hold of the fruit. We touch, taste and smell everything before it comes anywhere near the Graze kitchen.
Fruit is still alive even after they're picked. They keep on respiring (breathing) taking in oxygen and giving off carbon dioxide the same as we do. When fruits stop breathing they die and go bad. Our packaging is designed to keep the atmosphere inside the pack as close to air as possible, allowing carbon dioxide to escape and drawing oxygen in. We have achieved this with specially designed laser perforated holes in the lid of the punnet which are the perfect size to create an air like atmosphere. Another key feature of grazefresh is the absorbent sleeve that takes any moisture away, ensuring the living fruit can keep breathing and all our fresh food stays really really fresh.
Other than breathing, cleanliness is the other vital factor effecting freshness. If you can kill all bacteria from food it will last significantly longer (food lasts in the freezer because bacteria cannot grow). We have therefore designed the Graze kitchen to be bacteria's worst nightmare. The kitchen is unique in fruit preparation; quite simply it's as clean as it gets.
We are really proud of the graze fresh process and we will constantly innovate to improve and increase the diversity of the fresh cut range
Aint they hot?
lol i got a email from them saying, we had problems authorising your card details however this was a problem from our end, so for the inconvienience heres a voucher for 2 free boxes. loooool
I love graze boxes very nice
they're really nice like that - lovely people at graze.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sunny,
todays box:
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You love them raisins don't you ;)
i can't help it, they're yummy!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Skepta
anyone getting their boxes today?!
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Originally Posted by Xarea
How do I get a free box :( I put my card details made an account etc