graze.com Reviews 

Small, weak on flavour and overpriced. Apart from that……

pricey but good items, i like the fact they delivery to your home

Extremely poor and absolutely ripped off!

Food was very low quality for what was premium pricing. Ordered for 15, the quantity delivered wouldn't feed 7 - No contact number to call and help resolve. Would not recommend or use again - I called Nila's Burmese Kitchen on Trafford park, who very quickly arranged additional food.


Order below: from Graze - Order #5516
Sandwich, Sausage Roll, Crisps and Sweet Treat Lunch
No Dietaries / Chocolate Tray Bake Platter / Serves 15
Method: Local delivery
Delivery Date: Tuesday 9 June 2026
Delivery Day: Tuesday
Delivery Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
£127.50

Order totals
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£127.50
Shipping
£4.99
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£132.49

Tried contacting them for their so called "Quality Guarantee" as advertised on their packs, I bought from Sainsbury's. Completely stale and inedible, still full and sat on my desk. They did get back asking for a repeat of what I had already given them - description of issue and lot number etc. from the pack. I said I couldn't take a photo of a taste, but sent them a couple of piccies anyway. 2 weeks later and nothing, another email to them and nothing. Terrible customer service. Not a cheap product, I want them to refund or replace. Misleading claims of a guarantee says go to website then gives you no information.

So far removed from what the company once was. Unilever don’t care the same way the original owners did. Bring back subscription boxes, that’s how it all started.

I would give 4 stars for taste but a company that apparently prides itself on all natural ingredients then used 'natural flavouring' is just plain trying to hide something.

I googled 'What are natural flavourings?' Natural flavouring is an industry term for substance extracts derived from plants, animals, or microorganisms (fruits, vegetables, spices, bark, meat, etc.) through heat or chemical processing to enhance taste [5.5, 5.8]. While sourced from nature, they are often heavily processed and manufactured in labs—functionally identical to artificial flavours but "naturally" sourced

And there you go folks it's full of crap like nearly every other product on the market.

I used to really enjoy Graze Chilli and Lime, but something has seriously changed. The taste is now awful. The nuts tasted completely off, almost rotten and had a very unpleasant smell last few packs. It’s a shame because it used to be a go-to snack, but I’ll be avoiding this from now on.

Like others have said the oat boost flapjacks are half the size of the packaging. Deceptive. Scummy tactics. Won't be buying again and will remember the name .

I bought a packet of Graze Cherry Bakewell Oat Boosts. They are disgusting and after trying two, I have thrown the rest of the packet away, having literally had to spit them out of my mouth. They taste stale and rancid, as if the ingredients were stale before they were made. The best before date is 29 April 2026, so they are in date.

I gave it 2 stars because it’s tasty! Otherwise it’s not healthy as it looks like. You should read the ingredients and very sweet. End on the day 4 bits and the price is just a rip off. Only now after reading what’s in it I gave it up. Waitrose 2.75 other place 2.90 yes can be on sale also ! Not value for money and not healthy!

Wanted to start my subscription again to receive the weekly graze boxes but they don't do this anymore.

Not as good as they used to be and they stopped selling cheese cashews which were amazing

Graze -peanut butter oat boosts now taste terrible.

I came on here to report deceptive packaging on 'graze oat boosts' and found two virtually identical complaints on the first page. As 'HA Customer' points out, by the time you get through the box and the individual wrappers, the actual product is two bites, at best.
I really don't know why companies do this. Yes, they save money, but they must also lose customers in the process. Indeed, I will never buy another 'graze' product.

Very deceptive packaging compared to the size of the actual product. The outer box only actually half filled, and then the wrapper for the individual oat bar product around 30% larger than the bar inside. Disappointing and consequently very expensive for the portion sizr

This is a delightful place to visit, and fur babies are also allowed, staff are amazing along with the food, we have been many times and had a variety of choices from the menu and can say we have never been disappointed. The coffee is the best in town, would highly recommend 😊

I use them for nuts and snacks and they are amazing always consistent with services and quality good value I would highly recommend anyone to try it very delicious too website is easy to use 👍😊👍👍👍

Graze 'oat boosts' flapjacks are all packaging and very little product. Each 'bar' measures 5cm x 4cm which is one bite. The box measures 14cm x 11.5cm x 4cm deep, suggesting it contains bars longer than 5cm. Great if you are dieting except they are packed with sugar. I will definitely not purchase this brand again! What a con!

Purchased the pack of 4 flapjacks, following from the recent factory visit on BBC.
Not worth £2.75 absolutely no way, overpriced oats, nowhere near the quality expected. Never again.

Wanted to try it out and receive the free box advertised. It's not free, you are required to put in a credit card which immediately starts the process for your next paid box, if you cancel the paid box it cancels the free box. You have to pay for at least one box to receive the free box.