elevate. Next Level SnackingVegan Christmas Snack Stocking: Pre Filled Stocking Stuffers with Trending Vegan, Holiday Themed Snacks, A Great Gift for Kids, Families, Clients

This is good to gift to someone who wants to try new snacks. They are good, but not really a lot of things in there I would buy.

There are a variety of snacks in the stocking designed to appeal to vegans. Including two varieties of popcorn (white chocolate peppermint and snickerdoodle flavored kettle corn; a vanilla sugar wafer; trail mix; mini chocolate chip cookies; two tiny cocoa crunch peanut butter bar snack; two Biscoff cookies; strawberry flavoredoat bites and sweet sriracha flavored broad beans. All this abundance but the treats didn't taste good. They were either bland, tasteless or had an odd taste! The bakery products were advertised as gluten-free with non-GMO ingredients. The calorie content for each individual snack ranged from a low 70 calories to a high of 250 per serving. Each snack also contained a fair amount of sugar. If you are looking to cut the amount and number of processed foods in your diet, this item is not for you.

Five stars for the contents of this stocking, three stars for the price per food item ($2.60/item), and one star for the generic felt stocking it's all sort of crammed into (the kind you find for a buck).Contents-wise, the food items in the stocking are all name brand and delicious tasting as there items we've eaten before and enjoyed. They are all vegan options, but NOT low calorie, low fat or low sugar, so keep that in mind if ordering for someone with those dietary requirements. I was pleased to see that nothing was stale, smooshed, or open. Even the wafer cookie was in perfect shape. The only thing missing from this is the cup of coffee, cocoa, or milk. The selection of snacks is top notch and a great variety of textures and flavors.The stocking is cute enough, but the quality is mid-range. The felt is rough but the pieces are sewn together well, and the decorative ribbon around the top white part is glued on securely. Basically, a typical $1.00 store stocking. The rougher, less fuzzy white felt is actually perfect if you want to use glitter paint or glue to put someone's name on it. Fluffier felt or fake fur has stringy fibers that get caught in the paint/glue when you are trying to carefully write and cause a mess. It's not big enough to hold all of the items in case you were wanting to use it as the gift container and somehow close up the top of the stocking to hide the contents. You can get everything into the stocking if you try, but packaging will stick up well above the rim. If you plan on hanging this up on Christmas Eve for the recipient, no big deal.As for cost, well....it works out cheaper for me to buy the items separately (if you have a local store that sells them that way) since even here in New York (where everything is way overpriced) the single serve pack run for $1.50 to $1.99 each. To assemble yourself this way, it would run around $18-ish, including the stocking. If you wanted to give out several of these stockings as gifts to coworkers or a gift to a group (like book club or whatnot), the cheapest option would be to buy the packs that come with several individually wrapped items inside (like the kind you get for bagged lunches) and build your own. I suppose for a last minute gift when you need the convenience of one or two gifts that are pre-wrapped and ship super fast, the price isn't one you would choke on paying. Unless the company makes an option where you can buy these in bulk for around $18-$20 apiece, pre-plan and make your own.

I enjoyed everything I could eat (there were three wheat items, which I can't eat), and really liked the chocopeanut flaky thing. And yes, the stocking itself is not very nice. They could go just a smidge more on the quality of the stocking and it would feel like a more respectful product.Clearly this is made for those who don't have great access to local grocery stores with a wide variety of vegetarian snacks and want to give a caring (but indulgent) gift. It's not bad as far as that niche market goes.

This stocking filled with healthier vegan snacks is a great way to ship some love to someone that can't be there for the holidays. If they're vegan these snacks cover the bases of sweet to salty without compromising any dietary restrictions too. As always with Amazon's free shipping it's easier to pamper the ones we love.

This is a fun variety pack of snacks. Every thing was fresh and tasted good. It came all packed in the stocking which was nice and would make it a great gift.

This is a standard red and white felt stocking filled with a variety of snack-sized, mostly sweet vegan treats. Everything listed was included and everything was very fresh. I thought all of the products were pretty tasty and were from well-known brands. This is a perfect small gift for a college student or any vegan you might know who would enjoy a little treat. The treats will likely be eaten quickly, but the stocking is good enough quality to be re-used.

This little stocking full of snacks would make a great add to any Christmas present or a little present full of snacks itself. It came with a nice little variety of tasty snacks to try. Perfect for any kids stocking.