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Best chicken nuggets that I've ever tasted, and that says something since I've had every kind of chicken nuggets from every restaurant/brand ever. They're actual chunks of breaded, raw breast meat that you cook. You have to make sure that you cook them thoroughly, but they're SO worth it. They taste so much fresher and juicier than the pre-formed patties that you can buy.


These are one of my favorite candies. You don't really chew them, you just kind of suck on them, and the spiciness of the ginger root goes well with the cane sugar. The spiciness keeps you from wanting to eat them forever and forever too.


These are basically all natural M&Ms that don't have any artificial colors. Needless to say, they're really yummy!


Speaking of artificial colors, these don't have them either, and they're perfect to top a sundae or a yogurt parfait!

Awesome for making smoothies. They're a little expensive (we sell them $7 for a pack of 4, so they're definitely a treat) but they're really convenient and taste great.


In terms of taste, texture, and appearance, this is the gluten free pasta that I've found to be closest to whole wheat pasta in every regard. I cook it for my parents and myself, and they've never been able to tell the difference between Jovial and whole wheat pasta.

These are pretty good. Kind of like a fruit-y Popsicle. In my opinion, they're a little overpriced, though. $6 for a pack of 4. I only have them because I got two boxes for free.



Blows Reeses out of the water. The peanut butter is much higher quality, and so is the chocolate. Trust me, after trying these, you won't go back.

These are kind of like peppermint patties, only the inside is gooey instead of soft and pillow-y. Still tasty, though, and I love honey.


I love everything by this company. They make all my candy bar favorites (Snickers, Milky Way, ect.) in all natural versions.


It tastes like Cool Whip with a hint of coconut. No hydrogenated oils, so it's really healthy, at least as far as frozen whipped topping goes. I'll sometimes just make myself a bowl of this and top it with crushed cookie bits if I'm out of coconut ice cream.

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This was so good! Worth every calorie & fat gram.

Jealous! I went to Giant & so far the only limited edition Talenti they had was Peppermint Bark blech. I love their Mediterranean Mint, but their Peppermint Bark was awful.

I really want their Egg Nog so I can mix it with French Toast Crunch.

My store has almost every new flavor except for Raspberry Cheesecake for some reason.

Here it's the Tiramisu that's missing, but I somehow saw a pint of it a couple weeks ago. Weird. Haven't checked for the new flavors though, not eating much ice cream lately and when I do, the Turkey Hill pumpkin pie is perfect (and I got another one).

Saw great reviews on the TJ turkey stuffing chips too.

Nothing new here, I haven't been buying much stuff lately, just going through my stack slowly...

I tried the pumpkin pie and I love it! Right up there with Turkey Hill!
If you find the tiramisu let us know what you think of it, I've been wanting to try it but they're over $5 a pint here so I've been putting it off xD

Pumpkin spice was really good, but a bit weird on kettle corn. I really liked it though. It had a nice cinnamon and pumpkin flavor to it. I liked the candy corn the best. It didn't taste like candy corn, but more of a white chocolate drizzle.

I picked these up at Target today, but ate too much at a lunch buffet, so I probably won't try them today:

Bought these this weekend! aMAZING!!! Pricey though 3.99 for a tiny bag but so good! Might not be new... But new to me!

Acorn squash, seriously, don't laugh, it's awesome!!! Cut in half, scoop out seeds. Spread ghee (or butter) on top with pumpkin pie spice, bake until soft......mmmmmmm

I need to know how gingery the gingerbread oreos are.

Loved all 3 of them.