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Explore France culinary kit with recipe cards and kitchen tool.
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explore ITALY (ClassWallet) - C - 1 - IT - eat2explore
explore THAILAND (ClassWallet) - C - 1 - TH - eat2explore
Gift a Country! - C - 1 - BZ - eat2explore
Explore France culinary kit with recipe cards and kitchen tool.
explore NO MIXES Country
explore ITALY (ClassWallet) - C - 1 - IT - eat2explore
explore THAILAND (ClassWallet) - C - 1 - TH - eat2explore

explore NO MIXES Country

Allergy-Friendly Cooking Kits

 

Designed to accommodate various food allergies, our NO MIXES cooking kit option ensures a safe and enjoyable cooking experience for everyone. These cooking kits DO NOT HAVE our shelf stable ingredients, but instead we provide the recipe of these mixes for you to make them safely at home.  BONUS - with this box, you can repeat your favorite recipes again and again.


We have 24 countries across 4 continent groups to explore. You have the choices of:

  • FAMILY Edition - For family fun and educational adventures: complete with fun collectibles like cooking tool, flag pin, sticker.
  • ADULT Edition - For date night and cultural gatherings with friends: complete with drink pairing brochure for cocktail & mocktail recipes + wine & beer suggestions.
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    Shipping is free for all country boxes, subscriptions and bundles in the Continental U.S. (AK and HI cost an additional $3 to ship).

    What’s Inside Brazil Family Box?

    3 Authentic Brazilian Step-by-Step Recipes

    3 Authentic Brazilian Step-by-Step Recipes

    (4 servings each)

    5-7 Shelf Stable Ingredients/Mixes

    5-7 Shelf Stable Ingredients/Mixes

    (pre-measured sauces and spice blends)

    Shopping List

    Shopping List

    (for fresh ingredients)

    1 Brazil Flag Pin and 1 Sticker

    1 Brazil Flag Pin and 1 Sticker

    16-Page Cultural
Explorer Booklet

    16-Page Cultural
Explorer Booklet

    (explore Brazil's food traditions and geography, including music, movies & books)

    Online Membership Portal Access

    Online Membership Portal Access

    (including cooking videos, blogs, recipes)

    Fun Cooking Tool

    Fun Cooking Tool

    1 Passport in your first box

    1 Passport in your first box

    3 Authentic Brazilian Step-by-Step Recipes

    3 Authentic Brazilian Step-by-Step Recipes

    (4 servings each)

    5-7 Shelf Stable Ingredients/Mixes

    5-7 Shelf Stable Ingredients/Mixes

    (pre-measured sauces and spice blends)

    Shopping List

    Shopping List

    (for fresh ingredients)

    1 Brazil Flag Pin and 1 Sticker

    1 Brazil Flag Pin and 1 Sticker

    What’s Inside Brazil Family Box?
    16-Page Cultural
Explorer Booklet

    16-Page Cultural
Explorer Booklet

    (explore Brazil's food traditions and geography, including music, movies & books)

    Online Membership Portal Access

    Online Membership Portal Access

    (including cooking videos, blogs, recipes)

    Fun Cooking Tool

    Fun Cooking Tool

    1 Passport in your first box

    1 Passport in your first box

    What’s Inside Brazil Family Box?
    Recipe details

    Recipe details

    Feijoada

    Feijoada

    Feijoada, the national dish of Brazil, is a peasant, comfort stew of black beans and meat. Its name comes from “feijão”, the Portuguese word for beans. This dish was influenced by two early settlers in Brazil: Portuguese colonists and African slaves.

    Moqueca

    Moqueca

    Moqueca is the dish that most represents Brazilian cuisine as it is an amalgam of Native Indian, African and Portuguese influences. The dish is also called muqueca or mu’kaka from an Angolan dialect, or pokeka in the Tupi Native dialect.

    Pastéis

    Pastéis

    Most countries have a version of a savory pastry, and in Brazil they call it a pastel. Normally deep fried, our healthier version of the Brazilian pastel is baked, using flaky, puff pastry dough.

    Feijoada

    Feijoada, the national dish of Brazil, is a peasant, comfort stew of black beans and meat. Its name comes from “feijão”, the Portuguese word for beans. This dish was influenced by two early settlers in Brazil: Portuguese colonists and African slaves.

    Moqueca

    Moqueca is the dish that most represents Brazilian cuisine as it is an amalgam of Native Indian, African and Portuguese influences. The dish is also called muqueca or mu’kaka from an Angolan dialect, or pokeka in the Tupi Native dialect.

    Pastéis

    Most countries have a version of a savory pastry, and in Brazil they call it a pastel. Normally deep fried, our healthier version of the Brazilian pastel is baked, using flaky, puff pastry dough.

    FAQs

    A cooking subscription box gift is a prepaid subscription that delivers a new international cooking experience each month. Instead of fresh meal delivery, eat2explore provides shelf-stable spice blends, sauces, recipes, and cultural materials, allowing recipients to cook at their own pace using fresh ingredients they choose locally. Each box focuses on a different country and includes everything needed to explore global cuisine through hands-on cooking, making it an ideal gift for families, kids, couples, and food lovers. Unlike traditional subscriptions, gift subscriptions are prepaid and do not automatically renew, making them a stress-free option for both the giver and recipient.

    - Authentic international recipes with step-by-step instructions - Pre-measured spice and sauce blends - Cultural exploration booklet - Collectible tools or drink pairing guides, depending on the edition

    Dried spice blends typically last over two years. Sauces are hot-filled and Cornell Food Tech approved, with a shelf life of over one year unopened. Fresh batches are produced monthly.

    eat2explore is suitable for ALL ages. We have something for everyone. Our family edition kits are designed for families and children ages 5 and older with adult guidance. All our cooking steps are rated by chef hats for complexity and safety. Our adult edition kits are complete with mock/cocktail drink recipes as well and beer and wine pairings.

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    Overall rating: 4.384764 / 5 from 1549 reviews.

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    An amazing family experience!

    "The Explore Mexico box was fantastic. The box includes 3 authentic Mexican recipes (4 servings each), 5-7 pre-measured spice and sauce mixes, a shopping list for fresh ingredients, a fun cooking tool, Mexico flag pin + sticker, and a 16-page Cultural Explorer booklet. The recipes were easy to follow even with kids, and the flavors were so authentic. I loved that it wasn't just cooking - we learned about the Aztec & Mayan history, geography, music and language too. It made dinner feel like a mini trip to Mexico. Everything was well organized. Will definitely be ordering another country!"

    — Alma A. (5/5)

    Great box for our little foodie!

    "This box is perfect for my nine year old who loves to cook and try new foods. The recipes are easy for us to cook together and we love learning about the different countries. The rating system for the recipes after we make them is also a fun discussion in our family."

    — Anne A. (5/5)

    An Unreal Experience

    "Great price for all of the included ingredients and knowledge included. Such a fun time with my family cooking and learning before we go and explore the country itself! Will be ordering again!"

    — Shay W. (5/5)

    My review on Ukrainian food

    "I love the concept and the food! Made my first meal and it was so delicious. Even learned a little bit of Ukrainian. Thank you so much! Can wait for you to see more of my content."

    — Daisha W. (5/5)

    We loved our first box

    "We loved our first box & looking forward to the next. Fun & delicious!"

    — Deborah K. (5/5)

    Loved the box! Neat way

    "Loved the box! Neat way to try new things"

    — Stephanie M. (5/5)

    Still checking it out, but so far, so good.

    "So far so good. We accidentally used the wrong seasoning packet on our first meal, lol, but it was a great learning experience. So far everything seems easy to follow. I may have more thoughts after a few more boxes."

    — Abigail M. (5/5)

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