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You folks sure do know your treats! I love this thread.
Any suggestions for salted caramel treats? I have some restrictions...live in the US, Midwest. Mainly shop at Kroger but have Target, Meijer. And I'm cheap/broke. I've tried: (in salted caramel flavor)
Luna protein- yum! Never on sale and sold out when it is.
Chobani flips- just okay, rarely on sale
Fage crossovers-my FAVORITE! Same as Luna bars above
Arctic Zone-pretty bleh and I'm just not a huge ice cream fan
Think thin-somewhat satisfying but pricey.
I looked for the salted caramel Noosa at Target. The nearest store that carries it is 35 miles away. I'll look when I'm out that way.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!0 -
You folks sure do know your treats! I love this thread.
Any suggestions for salted caramel treats? I have some restrictions...live in the US, Midwest. Mainly shop at Kroger but have Target, Meijer. And I'm cheap/broke. I've tried: (in salted caramel flavor)
Luna protein- yum! Never on sale and sold out when it is.
Chobani flips- just okay, rarely on sale
Fage crossovers-my FAVORITE! Same as Luna bars above
Arctic Zone-pretty bleh and I'm just not a huge ice cream fan
Think thin-somewhat satisfying but pricey.
I looked for the salted caramel Noosa at Target. The nearest store that carries it is 35 miles away. I'll look when I'm out that way.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
Talenti Sea Salt Caramel2 -
Next time I go to Giant I will have to look for these.
Also found at Stop & Shop.1 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »You folks sure do know your treats! I love this thread.
Any suggestions for salted caramel treats? I have some restrictions...live in the US, Midwest. Mainly shop at Kroger but have Target, Meijer. And I'm cheap/broke. I've tried: (in salted caramel flavor)
Luna protein- yum! Never on sale and sold out when it is.
Chobani flips- just okay, rarely on sale
Fage crossovers-my FAVORITE! Same as Luna bars above
Arctic Zone-pretty bleh and I'm just not a huge ice cream fan
Think thin-somewhat satisfying but pricey.
I looked for the salted caramel Noosa at Target. The nearest store that carries it is 35 miles away. I'll look when I'm out that way.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
Talenti Sea Salt Caramel
Haagan Dazs sea salt caramel gelato is to die for.
Also, Starbucks has the best salted caramel mocha, but beware, both of those things are loaded with calories!kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Next time I go to Giant I will have to look for these.
Also found at Stop & Shop.
Darn it that's where I was today and I didn't see these!!! If you try them let me know what you think!
In other news, I tried the pumpkin spice twinkie. I love it so much!3 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »dragon_girl26 wrote: »
I can't remember if I bought this one last year?
So far my favorite pumpkin yogurt is Noosa Pumpkin, Dannon Light & Fit Pumpkin Pie, & The Yoplait Pumpkin Cheesecake.
I love the pumpkin Noosa. Even more so if I mix some pumpkin spice Cheerios into it for the crunch factor. Picked up some of the Pumpkin Pie Dannon today. I haven't had that one yet so I have high hopes!3 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Omg twinkies are really getting on the pumpkin bandwagon....another flavor. I am tempted to try them all lol
Let us know what you think if you buy it.0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »You folks sure do know your treats! I love this thread.
Any suggestions for salted caramel treats? I have some restrictions...live in the US, Midwest. Mainly shop at Kroger but have Target, Meijer. And I'm cheap/broke. I've tried: (in salted caramel flavor)
Luna protein- yum! Never on sale and sold out when it is.
Chobani flips- just okay, rarely on sale
Fage crossovers-my FAVORITE! Same as Luna bars above
Arctic Zone-pretty bleh and I'm just not a huge ice cream fan
Think thin-somewhat satisfying but pricey.
I looked for the salted caramel Noosa at Target. The nearest store that carries it is 35 miles away. I'll look when I'm out that way.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
Talenti Sea Salt Caramel
Haagan Dazs sea salt caramel gelato is to die for.
Also, Starbucks has the best salted caramel mocha, but beware, both of those things are loaded with calories!kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Next time I go to Giant I will have to look for these.
Also found at Stop & Shop.
Darn it that's where I was today and I didn't see these!!! If you try them let me know what you think!
In other news, I tried the pumpkin spice twinkie. I love it so much!
I'll second the Haagen Dazs suggestion...I have some of it in my freezer and it is delicious!0 -
Arctic Zone or Arctic Zero?You folks sure do know your treats! I love this thread.
Any suggestions for salted caramel treats? I have some restrictions...live in the US, Midwest. Mainly shop at Kroger but have Target, Meijer. And I'm cheap/broke. I've tried: (in salted caramel flavor)
Luna protein- yum! Never on sale and sold out when it is.
Chobani flips- just okay, rarely on sale
Fage crossovers-my FAVORITE! Same as Luna bars above
Arctic Zone-pretty bleh and I'm just not a huge ice cream fan
Think thin-somewhat satisfying but pricey.
I looked for the salted caramel Noosa at Target. The nearest store that carries it is 35 miles away. I'll look when I'm out that way.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
Don't confuse that disgusting freezer burn for delicious ice cream. Talenti was really good, but pricey.
This came out for Christmas last year, but Krogers released Ms. Thinster sea salt caramel cookies. I bought as many bags as I could after the holidays and went nuts over them.
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just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
Keep it. Bigger is always better when it comes to pots, in my experience. It's a lot easier to cook a 6qt recipe in an 8qt pot, than to do the opposite.
Also, I'm one of those people that splits a can of soup. Who eats a whole can? Too much salt! Me and whoever I'm splitting the soup with usually have a half-sandwich or a small salad with it.
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Strawblackcat wrote: »
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
Keep it. Bigger is always better when it comes to pots, in my experience. It's a lot easier to cook a 6qt recipe in an 8qt pot, than to do the opposite.
Also, I'm one of those people that splits a can of soup. Who eats a whole can? Too much salt! Me and whoever I'm splitting the soup with usually have a half-sandwich or a small salad with it.
i was thinking its probably okay having the bigger one but maaaan i have NO WHERE to store this thing haha i already have so many kitchen gadgets. i wonder how little of an item i can make in it. like if i cAn make two servings of rice in it or if its too big.0 -
CooCooPuff wrote: »
Arctic Zone or Arctic Zero?You folks sure do know your treats! I love this thread.
Any suggestions for salted caramel treats? I have some restrictions...live in the US, Midwest. Mainly shop at Kroger but have Target, Meijer. And I'm cheap/broke. I've tried: (in salted caramel flavor)
Luna protein- yum! Never on sale and sold out when it is.
Chobani flips- just okay, rarely on sale
Fage crossovers-my FAVORITE! Same as Luna bars above
Arctic Zone-pretty bleh and I'm just not a huge ice cream fan
Think thin-somewhat satisfying but pricey.
I looked for the salted caramel Noosa at Target. The nearest store that carries it is 35 miles away. I'll look when I'm out that way.
Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!
Don't confuse that disgusting freezer burn for delicious ice cream. Talenti was really good, but pricey.
This came out for Christmas last year, but Krogers released Ms. Thinster sea salt caramel cookies. I bought as many bags as I could after the holidays and went nuts over them.
I can't remember what Arctic it was. I just don't really enjoy ice cream (too cold) that much but now I feel like I should run, not walk and buy Talenti and Haagen Daas.
I will keep my eye on the Thinster display. Just checked it yesterday.
THANK YOU SO MUCH everyone. I appreciate all of your suggestions!
Happy eating!
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well I found diet mello yello.0
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Strawblackcat wrote: »
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
Keep it. Bigger is always better when it comes to pots, in my experience. It's a lot easier to cook a 6qt recipe in an 8qt pot, than to do the opposite.
Also, I'm one of those people that splits a can of soup. Who eats a whole can? Too much salt! Me and whoever I'm splitting the soup with usually have a half-sandwich or a small salad with it.
Yeah my 6quart is a tight fit to even steam one head of cauliflower!1 -
Just depends on how much you would normally cook.
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
It's nicer if you want to roast larger chickens. My family steams corn cobs a lot. I would offer to do it in the 6 quart, but the cobs just wouldnt fit
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It's not exactly new [well, it's new to this area since an Aldi opened up last Wednesday] but the Friendly Farms greek yogurts caught my eye, mainly because they have 1/3 the sodium that the Kroger-brand greek yogurt has.2
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CooCooPuff wrote: »
Just depends on how much you would normally cook.
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
It's nicer if you want to roast larger chickens. My family steams corn cobs a lot. I would offer to do it in the 6 quart, but the cobs just wouldnt fit
its funny because the actual container that you put food in isnt huge same as one of my crock pots but size of the entite thing is huge! i just wana be able to make both large and small quantities of things. probably cant make a 1/2 cup of rice in it lol!Strawblackcat wrote: »
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
Keep it. Bigger is always better when it comes to pots, in my experience. It's a lot easier to cook a 6qt recipe in an 8qt pot, than to do the opposite.
Also, I'm one of those people that splits a can of soup. Who eats a whole can? Too much salt! Me and whoever I'm splitting the soup with usually have a half-sandwich or a small salad with it.
Yeah my 6quart is a tight fit to even steam one head of cauliflower!0 -
CooCooPuff wrote: »
Just depends on how much you would normally cook.
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
It's nicer if you want to roast larger chickens. My family steams corn cobs a lot. I would offer to do it in the 6 quart, but the cobs just wouldnt fit
its funny because the actual container that you put food in isnt huge same as one of my crock pots but size of the entite thing is huge! i just wana be able to make both large and small quantities of things. probably cant make a 1/2 cup of rice in it lol!Strawblackcat wrote: »
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
Keep it. Bigger is always better when it comes to pots, in my experience. It's a lot easier to cook a 6qt recipe in an 8qt pot, than to do the opposite.
Also, I'm one of those people that splits a can of soup. Who eats a whole can? Too much salt! Me and whoever I'm splitting the soup with usually have a half-sandwich or a small salad with it.
Yeah my 6quart is a tight fit to even steam one head of cauliflower!
That's odd, I can easily make 1 cup of rice in there! And I have the small/cheap one.0 -
CooCooPuff wrote: »
Just depends on how much you would normally cook.
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
It's nicer if you want to roast larger chickens. My family steams corn cobs a lot. I would offer to do it in the 6 quart, but the cobs just wouldnt fit
its funny because the actual container that you put food in isnt huge same as one of my crock pots but size of the entite thing is huge! i just wana be able to make both large and small quantities of things. probably cant make a 1/2 cup of rice in it lol!Strawblackcat wrote: »
just got this instantpot. i bought the 8quart not thinking about how insanely huge it is.. not sure if i should exchange it for a smallwr one
Keep it. Bigger is always better when it comes to pots, in my experience. It's a lot easier to cook a 6qt recipe in an 8qt pot, than to do the opposite.
Also, I'm one of those people that splits a can of soup. Who eats a whole can? Too much salt! Me and whoever I'm splitting the soup with usually have a half-sandwich or a small salad with it.
Yeah my 6quart is a tight fit to even steam one head of cauliflower!
That's odd, I can easily make 1 cup of rice in there! And I have the small/cheap one.
i havent tried it i was just assuming its too big to make small batches!0 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »Omg twinkies are really getting on the pumpkin bandwagon....another flavor. I am tempted to try them all lol
I wonder if Hostess is slow to roll things out this year. I've checked many major stores and smaller chains in my area looking for the caramel apple cupcakes and pumpkin spice twinkies, only to come away empty handed. I can trip over all of the Little Debbie displays, but Hostess? Only cobwebs..sigh..0
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