New products that caught your eyes recently?

I went to the Natural Products Expo East this past Friday and Saturday and go over $400 worth of samples, so I'm going to be posting a lot of stuff over the next week or two...


This stuff is delicious! It's a dry powder mix that you add cold liquid (and kind) to, mix with a hand-mixer until it whips, and freeze. It seriously tastes better than most ice creams that I've tried!


I've tried a lot of Kombucha, and I have to admit that even though White Rose sounded like a weird flavor, I really liked this, the main difference between Brew Dr. And other companies is that they brew the flavoring herbs alongside the caffeinated tea during the initial brewing, instead of steeping them during the second fermentation like most companies do.

I tried the plain from this company and really liked it. I'd never tried almond milk yogurt before, but I think that I like this even more than coconut milk yogurt. The flavor is closer to regular yogurt, and it doesn't have that same gumm-y, artificially textured aspect to it.


The company selling this had a panini press and was making grilled cheese sandwiches to sample out. SO good! My coworker and I seriously couldn't tell the difference between this and actual mozzarella cheese. It's kind of expensive, though. ($8.99 MSRP)

This tasted so much like a traditional carrot cake that it was hard to believe that it was made of ground flax. My only complaint was that it was a little skimpy on the frosting.

We loved these! The ingredients were so simple, and the whole frosting is based using coconut oil. There really aren't many other natural, ready-made frosting options on the market. Plus, $5.99 SRP isn't too bad!

These were my favorite bars out of all the ones I tried. They're based using chickpea flour and are entirely vegan, but you wouldn't be able to tell by tasting them. Both the brownie and the blondie were really rich, dense, and fudge-y.