NEW YORK (AP) — Americans really love their snacks, but will they pay to have them delivered to their mailboxes?
That’s the bet behind new snack delivery services that want to inject an element of surprise into the snacking ritual. Rather than letting people pick what they want, the companies usually assemble packages based on the customer’s general preferences.
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