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GiGi Delight

Venezuelan Premium Box - Drinks, Snacks and Pantry Staples

Regular price $98.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $98.00 USD
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This is the restock box, not the candy box. Toddy, La Campiña milk powder, Fama de América coffee and the rest of the pantry list, put together so one order covers what a Venezuelan household in the US actually runs out of.

What you get

  • Drinks: Toddy, La Campiña powdered milk, Fama de América coffee, Nestea
  • Pantry and table: Fritz, Mavesa, Eveba, La Comadre and other staples
  • Snacks: a selection of Venezuelan sweets and cookies
  • About 12.5 lb (5.7 kg) shipped
  • Contents vary with what's in stock, keeping the same categories and an equivalent selection.

Why people order it

  • It's a pantry run, not a treat. Coffee, milk powder and the mayonnaise are things a household goes through, not things it saves for a birthday.
  • One shipment instead of six listings. Buying these separately means six line items, six weights and a lot of clicking.
  • It's the housewarming box. For someone who just moved to the US, it fills the shelf with the brands they already know how to cook with.
  • The coffee and the Toddy are the ones that never last. Those two are what most people reorder first.

Shipping

Free US shipping on orders $20+. Every box ships sealed from Miami, and delivery time depends on the carrier. In warm months, anything with chocolate or a cream filling can soften in transit.

Allergens

Contains milk, wheat and soy.

The exact list changes with the assortment, and this box mixes drinks, pantry items and snacks from several manufacturers. Every product arrives in its original packaging with the manufacturer's ingredient list, so read each one. If you have a severe allergy, check the packages before opening anything.

Frequently asked questions

What comes in the GiGi Delight Venezuelan Premium Box?

The GiGi Delight Venezuelan Premium Box mixes drinks, pantry staples and snacks in one shipment. A typical box carries Toddy, La Campiña powdered milk, Fama de América coffee and Nestea on the drinks side, Fritz, Mavesa, Eveba and La Comadre on the pantry side, and an assortment of Venezuelan sweets and cookies. The exact contents depend on what's in stock.

What's the difference between the Premium Box and the Venezuelan Candy Box?

The Candy Box is 30 sweets, built as a gift. The Premium Box is a pantry order: coffee, powdered milk, chocolate drink mix, mayonnaise and other staples, with some snacks alongside. If you're feeding a household, this is the one; if you're giving something to someone, the Candy Box is the one.

What is Toddy?

Toddy is the chocolate drink powder Venezuelans grew up mixing into cold milk. It dissolves without heating, which is why it's a breakfast staple rather than a hot chocolate, and it's one of the first things people look for once they're living abroad.

Who is this box for?

Mostly Venezuelan households in the US restocking the shelf, and people sending a serious gift rather than a box of candy. It also works as a first order for someone who just moved and is starting a kitchen from nothing.

Why does the content vary?

These are imported goods and availability moves month to month. Rather than list a fixed set and then substitute silently, the box is built to hold the same categories and an equivalent selection each time.