5 Exciting New Finds That Make the October Degusta Box 2026 Worth Trying!

If you love discovering new food and drink products without spending a fortune at the supermarket, you’ll want to see what’s inside the Degusta Box October 2026!

This month’s box features familiar brands, handy cupboard additions and a few interesting drinks and snacks. There’s also a new Product of the Month from Tilda.

I’ve picked out five products from this month’s selection to share with you. I’ll cover what each one offers and how much it costs.

There are some useful additions this month. So, let’s take a closer look!

Please remember that Degusta Box contents can vary. You may receive different products or flavours in your box.

What is Degusta Box?

If you’ve never tried Degusta Box before, it’s a monthly food and drink subscription box.

Each month, you’ll receive a surprise selection of products from well-known brands and new launches. It’s a great way to discover things you might otherwise walk straight past in the supermarket.

Each box usually contains around 10–15 food and drink products. Degusta Box delivers everything straight to your door.

The standard monthly subscription costs £14.99, including delivery. The advertised value of each box is over £24.

One of the best things about Degusta Box is the surprise. You never know exactly what you’ll receive!

Degusta Box October 2026 Contents

So, what can you expect from the Degusta Box October 2026?

I’ve selected five products from this month’s leaflet. These include our Product of the Month, some familiar snacks and a couple of drinks worth discovering.

Here’s a closer look at each product, along with its price.

Tilda Mixed Lentils & Tomato and Red Pepper Lentils – £2.00 each

First up is this month’s Product of the Month, from Tilda.

This month features two varieties:

• Mixed Green & Beluga Lentils
• Tomato & Red Pepper Lentils

Both sound like handy additions to the kitchen cupboard.

The Green & Beluga Lentils combine two varieties of lentils. They have a lovely nutty taste and work well in plenty of different dishes.

The Tomato & Red Pepper Lentils offer another tasty option. Tomato and red pepper pair perfectly with the lentils.

I love products that offer plenty of ways to use them. You could add these to a homemade lasagne or Bolognese. They’d also work well in a curry or as part of a simple meal.

There are plenty of other reasons to give them a try, too. They’re high in fibre and protein. They provide one of your five-a-day and contain no artificial ingredients.

They’re also suitable for vegetarians and vegans. You can heat them in just 45 seconds or enjoy them cold.

At £2.00 each, they’re a useful cupboard staple.

Would I buy them again? Yes. They’re versatile and would make a handy addition to plenty of everyday meals.

Jacob’s Crinklys Big Cheese and Onion – £2.00

Next up, we have something for the savoury snack lovers!

Jacob’s Crinklys Big Cheese and Onion cost £2.00.

Jacob’s describes these as crunchy snacks with a deep, savoury cheese and onion flavour.

They’re a great option if you fancy something crunchy. You could enjoy them as an afternoon snack or share them with friends and family.

I always like seeing familiar brands in Degusta Box. It’s a good opportunity to try something new without adding another item to your supermarket shopping list.

At £2.00, these offer another familiar name in this month’s selection.

Would I buy them again? If you enjoy cheese and onion snacks, these could be worth adding to your shopping list.

Inspired by Buxton Peak Recharge – £1.75

Now for something to drink!

The Inspired by Buxton Peak Recharge costs £1.75.

This fruity drink combines natural fruit flavours with added vitamins and minerals.

The leaflet describes it as a refreshing choice. It also highlights the added vitamins and minerals.

I always enjoy discovering new drinks through Degusta Box. It’s a simple way to try something different without buying a whole selection from the supermarket.

The Recharge drink sounds like a refreshing addition to this month’s box.

At £1.75, it’s also a reasonably priced product to try.

Would I buy it again? I’m always happy to try a new drink. This one sounds like a nice alternative to some of the usual supermarket choices.

Boost Hydration Electrolytes Powder & Energy and Hydration Powder – £1.00 each

Boost brings us two powdered drink options in the October Degusta Box.

There are two varieties:

• Boost Hydration Electrolytes Powder
• Boost Energy and Hydration Powder

Both cost £1.00 each.

These powders offer a convenient way to make a flavoured drink. Simply mix the powder with water and you’re ready to go.

The hydration range contains electrolytes, vitamins and minerals. These help replace what your body loses through sweating.

The powders also offer a convenient alternative to buying ready-made drinks. They’re easy to store and don’t take up much cupboard space.

I like the idea of having a few different drink options available. These would certainly add some variety.

At just £1.00 each, they’re also an inexpensive way to try the range.

Would I buy them again? I’d be interested in trying both varieties, especially the Hydration Electrolytes Powder.

Soreen Lunchbox Loaves – Malt 5 Pack – £1.80

Last but not least, we have a familiar favourite from Soreen!

The Soreen Lunchbox Loaves Malt 5 Pack costs £1.80.

You get five individually wrapped 30g malt loaves. They’re perfect for lunchboxes, snacks or when you fancy something fruity.

Soreen describes these little loaves as squidgy and delicious. They contain real fruit and offer that familiar malt loaf flavour.

The individual portions make them easy to grab when you need a quick snack. They’re also handy for popping into a lunchbox.

If malt isn’t your favourite flavour, there are other varieties available. These include Banana, Strawberry and Apple & Ginger.

You can also find a larger Malt 10 Pack.

I always think individually wrapped products are useful. They make portioning easier and help keep everything fresh until you’re ready to eat it.

At £1.80 for five, they’re another familiar addition to the October selection.

Would I buy them again? Soreen has been a familiar name for years. These little lunchbox loaves are a convenient way to enjoy a classic malt loaf.

Overall Thoughts on the Degusta Box October 2026 Contents

The Degusta Box October 2026 offers a nice mixture of familiar brands and everyday products.

There are some useful cupboard additions from Tilda. Jacob’s brings us a savoury snack, while Soreen adds a familiar lunchbox favourite.

The drinks selection also offers something different. Both Boost and Inspired by Buxton Peak give us new options to try.

For me, the biggest appeal of Degusta Box is still the element of surprise. You get to discover products you might not have considered buying yourself.

Some products become new favourites. Others give you inspiration for your next supermarket shop.

With a monthly subscription costing £14.99, including delivery, it’s an interesting way to discover new food and drink products.

Where to Buy Degusta Box

If you’d like to try Degusta Box for yourself, you can subscribe directly through the official Degusta Box UK website.

The standard monthly subscription costs £14.99, including delivery.

Here’s a quick breakdown:

• Monthly price: £14.99
• Delivery: Included
• Contents: Around 10–15 food and drink products
• Advertised value: Over £24
• Subscription: Flexible, with options to pause or cancel.

Degusta Box also offers introductory deals from time to time. So, check the website before signing up to see what’s available.

You can order your own box here:

Get your Degusta Box from the official UK website

Discount Code: Use my code 062OO to save £5 on your first box, subject to the offer terms.

Remember that box contents can vary. You may receive different products, flavours or alternatives to those featured in this review.

HFSS Disclaimer

Please note that some products in the Degusta Box October 2026 fall under the UK’s HFSS (High Fat, Sugar and Salt) guidelines.

For this reason, products that fall under HFSS guidelines are not featured in this post.

I only feature products that I can include in line with the relevant advertising guidelines.

What Did You Think of the October 2026 Degusta Box?

And that’s another Degusta Box reveal!

The October box has a nice selection of familiar brands and some interesting products to try.

I particularly like the sound of the Tilda lentils. They’re versatile and offer plenty of options for everyday cooking.

The Boost powders also caught my attention. I always enjoy discovering new drinks and finding alternatives to my usual favourites.

But which product would you most like to try?

Do the Tilda lentils tempt you, or are you more into the Jacob’s Crinklys or the Soreen Lunchbox Loaves?

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