New products that caught your eyes recently?
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Hatch chiles grow plenty hot in Texas - they usually end up hotter than a serrano but not as hot as Thai bird's eye chile. You do still occasionally come across one with no heat, though. Just like occasionally you'll get a Poblano that's got a lot of kick to it.4
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I'm having the new Chobani Flip hazelnut as we speak. Totally yum and worth the 250 calories (if you're like me and love hazelnut anything), although it will definitely be a 'once in a while' thing. Also got the limited edition Cinnamon Bun Yoplait Greek and the new Simply Chobani double chocolate chunk yogurts waiting in my fridge. I had the raspberry chocolate light and fit Greek last week for the first time too and it's not bad at all (might not be new though, I just don't remember seeing it before).
Has anyone noticed any new interesting product recently?
Arctic Freeze is new to me, but I love it. I can have an entire pint of ice cream without the guilt, now!
And Hint Water!! I love it!
I also found these double chocolate brownies that are made with dates and other good ingredients that are 180 calories a pack. I'm enjoying finding products without enriched/bleached flour, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and artificial sugars.2 -
Select Protein released a Cafe line - caffeinated protein powders. They say you can prepare them iced or hot. Intriguing.3
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I usually don't get breakfast out, but Chick-fil-A had breakfast bingo, I was off work, and I kind of wanted to try their new egg white grill.
However, I realized their menu included sausage, egg, and cheese muffin and bacon, egg, and cheese muffin sandwiches so I tried the latter because it was cheaper and is always my favorite thing from mcdonalds.
300 calories so roughly the same as an egg mcmuffin (with Canadian bacon not regular), but look at this thing! That's like 1/4 of an egg on there! Hahaha it was decent but definitely not better than a regular egg mcmuffin. I prefer a real egg than those weird folded things anyways, and this was like the top layer of a folded egg (although it tasted less like plastic and more like actual yolk I'll hand it to them there). Not worth getting again though!
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jagodfrey08 wrote: »I'm having the new Chobani Flip hazelnut as we speak. Totally yum and worth the 250 calories (if you're like me and love hazelnut anything), although it will definitely be a 'once in a while' thing. Also got the limited edition Cinnamon Bun Yoplait Greek and the new Simply Chobani double chocolate chunk yogurts waiting in my fridge. I had the raspberry chocolate light and fit Greek last week for the first time too and it's not bad at all (might not be new though, I just don't remember seeing it before).
Has anyone noticed any new interesting product recently?
Arctic Freeze is new to me, but I love it. I can have an entire pint of ice cream without the guilt, now! And Hint Water!! I love it!
I also found these double chocolate brownies that are made with dates and other good ingredients that are 180 calories a pack. I'm enjoying finding products without enriched/bleached flour, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and artificial sugars.
What's the name of the brownies? I don't really care about eating "clean" but brownies are brownies dammit! 1 -
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Texture wise it blows Halo Top and Arctic Zero out of the water so they must be good with gums and stabilizers, but it tastes like someone blended a pea protein shake and froze it. If you like pea protein I could see it satisfying you, but yuck, I can't stand the stuff and I would never pay that much for it again! They had two flavors and I got one of each, definitely returning the other!!!0 -
jagodfrey08 wrote: »I'm having the new Chobani Flip hazelnut as we speak. Totally yum and worth the 250 calories (if you're like me and love hazelnut anything), although it will definitely be a 'once in a while' thing. Also got the limited edition Cinnamon Bun Yoplait Greek and the new Simply Chobani double chocolate chunk yogurts waiting in my fridge. I had the raspberry chocolate light and fit Greek last week for the first time too and it's not bad at all (might not be new though, I just don't remember seeing it before).
Has anyone noticed any new interesting product recently?
Arctic Freeze is new to me, but I love it. I can have an entire pint of ice cream without the guilt, now! And Hint Water!! I love it!
I also found these double chocolate brownies that are made with dates and other good ingredients that are 180 calories a pack. I'm enjoying finding products without enriched/bleached flour, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and artificial sugars.
What's the name of the brownies? I don't really care about eating "clean" but brownies are brownies dammit!
Nature's Bakery. They make the fig cookies, as well, in raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, and other flavors. Their brownies are indeed out let chocolate, mint chocolate, chocolate raspberry...and some other flavors. They are so tasty!1 -
jagodfrey08 wrote: »jagodfrey08 wrote: »I'm having the new Chobani Flip hazelnut as we speak. Totally yum and worth the 250 calories (if you're like me and love hazelnut anything), although it will definitely be a 'once in a while' thing. Also got the limited edition Cinnamon Bun Yoplait Greek and the new Simply Chobani double chocolate chunk yogurts waiting in my fridge. I had the raspberry chocolate light and fit Greek last week for the first time too and it's not bad at all (might not be new though, I just don't remember seeing it before).
Has anyone noticed any new interesting product recently?
Arctic Freeze is new to me, but I love it. I can have an entire pint of ice cream without the guilt, now! And Hint Water!! I love it!
I also found these double chocolate brownies that are made with dates and other good ingredients that are 180 calories a pack. I'm enjoying finding products without enriched/bleached flour, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and artificial sugars.
What's the name of the brownies? I don't really care about eating "clean" but brownies are brownies dammit!
Nature's Bakery. They make the fig cookies, as well, in raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, and other flavors. Their brownies are indeed out let chocolate, mint chocolate, chocolate raspberry...and some other flavors. They are so tasty!
Ohhhhhh yeah. We have a client who brings us boxes of the fig bars when she comes in for her appointment.2 -
I just looked at the nutritional info of the Chobani Haze Craze - I would like to try it - but I couldn't have too many in the house - 10 Grams of Fat! 3.5 of that is Saturated - 26 Carbs! - But I will try it to have a treat! - thanks all
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jagodfrey08 wrote: »jagodfrey08 wrote: »I'm having the new Chobani Flip hazelnut as we speak. Totally yum and worth the 250 calories (if you're like me and love hazelnut anything), although it will definitely be a 'once in a while' thing. Also got the limited edition Cinnamon Bun Yoplait Greek and the new Simply Chobani double chocolate chunk yogurts waiting in my fridge. I had the raspberry chocolate light and fit Greek last week for the first time too and it's not bad at all (might not be new though, I just don't remember seeing it before).
Has anyone noticed any new interesting product recently?
Arctic Freeze is new to me, but I love it. I can have an entire pint of ice cream without the guilt, now! And Hint Water!! I love it!
I also found these double chocolate brownies that are made with dates and other good ingredients that are 180 calories a pack. I'm enjoying finding products without enriched/bleached flour, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and artificial sugars.
What's the name of the brownies? I don't really care about eating "clean" but brownies are brownies dammit!
Nature's Bakery. They make the fig cookies, as well, in raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, and other flavors. Their brownies are indeed out let chocolate, mint chocolate, chocolate raspberry...and some other flavors. They are so tasty!
I've seen those and been tempted to buy them. I just might now!3 -
jagodfrey08 wrote: »jagodfrey08 wrote: »I'm having the new Chobani Flip hazelnut as we speak. Totally yum and worth the 250 calories (if you're like me and love hazelnut anything), although it will definitely be a 'once in a while' thing. Also got the limited edition Cinnamon Bun Yoplait Greek and the new Simply Chobani double chocolate chunk yogurts waiting in my fridge. I had the raspberry chocolate light and fit Greek last week for the first time too and it's not bad at all (might not be new though, I just don't remember seeing it before).
Has anyone noticed any new interesting product recently?
Arctic Freeze is new to me, but I love it. I can have an entire pint of ice cream without the guilt, now! And Hint Water!! I love it!
I also found these double chocolate brownies that are made with dates and other good ingredients that are 180 calories a pack. I'm enjoying finding products without enriched/bleached flour, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and artificial sugars.
What's the name of the brownies? I don't really care about eating "clean" but brownies are brownies dammit!
Nature's Bakery. They make the fig cookies, as well, in raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, and other flavors. Their brownies are indeed out let chocolate, mint chocolate, chocolate raspberry...and some other flavors. They are so tasty!
I've seen those and been tempted to buy them. I just might now!
The only thing holding me back are they're kind of small for the calories, in my opinion. I think they may even be smaller than the special k or fiber one (yeah, yeah...there was a good sale and I had a coupon so I bought fiber one products!) brownies/streusel thingies.0 -
Found this in David's natural market for $8 a pint. Crazy expensive, but very enjoyable! To die for texture, softer than So Delicious coconut milk ice cream and a very strong aroma with a not too sweet flavor. I loved it, just wish it was cheaper! Anyone try their other flavors?
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Found this in David's natural market for $8 a pint. Crazy expensive, but very enjoyable! To die for texture, softer than So Delicious coconut milk ice cream and a very strong aroma with a not too sweet flavor. I loved it, just wish it was cheaper! Anyone try their other flavors?
I've not tried it, but I've seen it at my local Whole Foods. I'm not positive, but I think it was more like $6.50 there.0 -
I really liked their chocolate peanut butter flavor. It's the only non-dairly ice cream I've really tried, but I always recommend it when people ask for brands. I was able to get a good amount of coupons from the company a while back.Found this in David's natural market for $8 a pint. Crazy expensive, but very enjoyable! To die for texture, softer than So Delicious coconut milk ice cream and a very strong aroma with a not too sweet flavor. I loved it, just wish it was cheaper! Anyone try their other flavors?
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jagodfrey08 wrote: »jagodfrey08 wrote: »I'm having the new Chobani Flip hazelnut as we speak. Totally yum and worth the 250 calories (if you're like me and love hazelnut anything), although it will definitely be a 'once in a while' thing. Also got the limited edition Cinnamon Bun Yoplait Greek and the new Simply Chobani double chocolate chunk yogurts waiting in my fridge. I had the raspberry chocolate light and fit Greek last week for the first time too and it's not bad at all (might not be new though, I just don't remember seeing it before).
Has anyone noticed any new interesting product recently?
Arctic Freeze is new to me, but I love it. I can have an entire pint of ice cream without the guilt, now! And Hint Water!! I love it!
I also found these double chocolate brownies that are made with dates and other good ingredients that are 180 calories a pack. I'm enjoying finding products without enriched/bleached flour, refined sugar, hydrogenated oils, and artificial sugars.
What's the name of the brownies? I don't really care about eating "clean" but brownies are brownies dammit!
Nature's Bakery. They make the fig cookies, as well, in raspberry, blueberry, strawberry, and other flavors. Their brownies are indeed out let chocolate, mint chocolate, chocolate raspberry...and some other flavors. They are so tasty!
I've seen those and been tempted to buy them. I just might now!
The only thing holding me back are they're kind of small for the calories, in my opinion. I think they may even be smaller than the special k or fiber one (yeah, yeah...there was a good sale and I had a coupon so I bought fiber one products!) brownies/streusel thingies.
They aren't that small. There are two to the pack, and they are like twice the size of a Figure Newton...and thicker.1 -
Julian bakery sunflower seed butter bar was actually pretty good! Very strong sunflower seed butter taste and not terrible taste and texture like the other one I tried! 6/10 Good when I am craving sunflower seed butter.
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mathandcats wrote: »Found this in David's natural market for $8 a pint. Crazy expensive, but very enjoyable! To die for texture, softer than So Delicious coconut milk ice cream and a very strong aroma with a not too sweet flavor. I loved it, just wish it was cheaper! Anyone try their other flavors?
I've not tried it, but I've seen it at my local Whole Foods. I'm not positive, but I think it was more like $6.50 there.
UGH I WANT TO TRY THIS ICE CREAM SO BAD but it isn't available anywhere near me I don't think0 -
I really like this stuff! The buttery flavor is spot on. You can still tell that it's oil and not real butter if you eat a spoonful of it due to the texture difference, but it works really well melted on popcorn or toast, or baked into things.
This, on the other hand, has amazing texture, but not very much of a buttery taste. I love that it doesn't have canola or soybean oil in it, but I wish that it still had a little more flavor. I usually sprinkle a little extra salt into whatever I put this on. I still like it, though, and will probably buy this again.
YUM! Basically, they're organic Starbursts. They're a lot more fruity tasting than actual Starbursts, though, which I like. The flavored don't taste as artificial.
This is a new-ish dietary supplement (not a food product), but I've been taking this for the past month and have been having such good results with it, that I figured that it was worth sharing. I've always had a lot of problems with constipation and food intolerances, and both of those problems have been greatly reduced after taking Restore for month. I don't think that I've had any bathroom issues for the past 3 weeks now, and I used to have weekly episodes. I've also been able to eat butter and some fermented dairy lately without it bothering my digestive system, whereas either of those would have caused me some serious gastric discomfort previously.2 -
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http://www.mooncheese.com/
Anyone tried these? I've seen them at the starbucks at my target and have been tempted. I
cheese, love the idea of being able to keep this on hikes without chill packs.
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mattyc772014 wrote: »All this is new to me. Brought to me from lovely Canada. Those Jos Louis cakes. Yum!
Can't wait to hear review. The one on the top left looks like it would be like a butterfinger lol0 -
shinycrazy wrote: »http://www.mooncheese.com/
Anyone tried these? I've seen them at the starbucks at my target and have been tempted. I cheese, love the idea of being able to keep this on hikes without chill packs.
I love these so much! All the flavors I've tried are good! I wish they were a little cheaper!3 -
joshperson195 wrote: »
Posted about these in another forum but thought I'd post here too. Available in 3 flavors. Macros and ingredients are comparable to Quest. Has anyone tried them?
I tried the white chocolate raspberry and it wasn't bad. I don't eat a lot of protein bars though so I don't have much to compare it to. It was really soft in texture. It was a little sweet for me but I don't eat sugar and rarely use other sweeteners so my palate is probably off in that regard. I've never had a Quest bar, new or old formula, so I can't say how it compares.1 -
shinycrazy wrote: »http://www.mooncheese.com/
Anyone tried these? I've seen them at the starbucks at my target and have been tempted. I cheese, love the idea of being able to keep this on hikes without chill packs.
I love these so much! All the flavors I've tried are good! I wish they were a little cheaper!
I concur, they're super tasty IMO.0 -
I have been looking for yogurt that has a good amount of protein and less sugar and tried after seeing it on this thread Powerful Yogurt. First I tried the Vanilla Bean and it was good although I didn't decide that until half way through the container. I have had a couple of them and would buy them again and could eat them plain, with fruit or in a smoothy. This morning I tried the Key Lime flavor and will definitely be getting more of those. Stirred it up and it had a nice consistency, really good flavor. Plus was that it kept me full until lunchtime. 8 oz., 200 calories, 7g of sugar and 21g of protein. Those are the only two flavors I have seen and have only found them at Walmart so far.0
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Don't know how new, I got it for free a couple weeks ago
Meh. Not chocolatey enough for me and probably not worth the calories.I have been looking for yogurt that has a good amount of protein and less sugar and tried after seeing it on this thread Powerful Yogurt. First I tried the Vanilla Bean and it was good although I didn't decide that until half way through the container. I have had a couple of them and would buy them again and could eat them plain, with fruit or in a smoothy. This morning I tried the Key Lime flavor and will definitely be getting more of those. Stirred it up and it had a nice consistency, really good flavor. Plus was that it kept me full until lunchtime. 8 oz., 200 calories, 7g of sugar and 21g of protein. Those are the only two flavors I have seen and have only found them at Walmart so far.
I've seen those but the price tag turned me off. Have you tried Siggi's skyr yogurt? Shop Rite here sells big tubs for like $5 (the vanilla one) and it's pretty tasty. Tons of protein, low sugar (fat free though).1 -
joshperson195 wrote: »
Posted about these in another forum but thought I'd post here too. Available in 3 flavors. Macros and ingredients are comparable to Quest. Has anyone tried them?
I tried the white chocolate raspberry and it wasn't bad. I don't eat a lot of protein bars though so I don't have much to compare it to. It was really soft in texture. It was a little sweet for me but I don't eat sugar and rarely use other sweeteners so my palate is probably off in that regard. I've never had a Quest bar, new or old formula, so I can't say how it compares.
I have a coupon for these bars, but have no idea which stores carry the new flavors.0
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