Grillers Monthly by Grillers Paradise… October 2020 Review!
Grillers Monthly by Grillers Paradise is a monthly BBQ subscription box for the true grill lover. Each month, you receive a new box filled with 4-6 full size products including spices, salts, sauces, rubs, marinades or grilling accessories! Grillers’ Paradise (located in Mississauga, Ontario) understands the urge to get outside and create mouth watering meals and has created a subscription box to showcase some of the best, unique and hard to find products you likely won’t find anywhere else.
What’s in the box: 4-6 full size products (spices, salts, sauces, rubs, marinades or grilling accessories.
Cost:
- $39.95 (one month) – Non-recurring
- $113.00 (3 months)
- $118.00 – Make It Last – Half a Year (3 months shipped every 2nd month)
- $146.00 – Prime Time – ships May, June, July & August (4 months)
- $209.00 (6 months)
- $219.00 – Make It Last – A Whole Year (6 months shipped every 2nd month)
Shipping: One time flat rate shipping fee of $9.95 for entire subscription
Grillers Monthly by Grillers Paradise Review – October 2020 Box
Each Grillers Monthly box comes with an information card outlining each item in the box. This box contained the following:
- Wilhelm’s Provisions Coffee Porter Barbecue Sauce -$9.95
- Wilhelm’s Provisions Sweet Heat Marinade -$7.95
- Ray’s Rubs – M-22 Mesquite BBQ Rub – $8.95
- JUST GRILLIN’ Tea Towels – $16.95
- Grillers Monthly Ball-point Pen – $2.95
- Grillers Paradise $5 OFF card
Total value = $51.75
Verdict:
This is my third Grillers Monthly box that I have received and this month had new surprises and was different enough from previous boxes that it kept me wanting more. The Wilhelm’s BBQ Sauce and marinade are truly a great find. I have never seen these in stores and I can’t wait to try them out. The Mesquite BBQ Rub will be great to try on Salmon spicing and changing up my usual recipe. I thought that the towels are a great addition and will look great hanging from the cabinet door on my BBQ. To be honest, I chuckled a little at the ball point pen and the price of $2.95; I think that items in the box should better fit the typical end user, a BBQ enthusiast. I found that the combined retail value of each item exceeded the price of the box, even after the pen and $5 coupon were taken off. As I said before, the combined price does not include the value placed on discovering new spices from local Canadian companies and great flavors from around the world. I think the real value comes from the excitement to try new things on the BBQ or in the kitchen, and find new favorites.