Do you ever have the feeling that you want to experiment a bit more in the kitchen but you just don't want to invest in big pots of all those herbs and spices that you will never use again? Or that you really want to try and cook world food a bit more but don't have the first blue clue where to start?
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Basically, in the first week of every month one of these little paprika red boxes lands on your doorstep.
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It's really quite simple - you just purchase a World Kitchen subscription (from £19.95 for three months) and renew as often as you want. You can also just order specific spice boxes and there is the Friday Night Curry subscription box which includes the cards and spices for a curry and side dishes. There are also vegetarian specific boxes. They deliver world wide (except Australia) and you don't even need to go and collect the box if you are out - they fit through the letterbox.
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What other reasons could you possibly need?