New products that caught your eyes recently?

today i bought some Welches apple cinnamon fruit spread( there's different flavors) It's delicious!!

kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »

fishshark wrote: »

picked up these three today.... and so it begins.

For some reason I wasn't a fan of their Peppermint Bark but I love the Egg Nog & Pumpkin Pie flavors. Hoping Giant gets the Pumpkin Pie back this year since last year it was M.I.A.

Ha! Kroger had pumpkin pie but no winter flavors

I just found Go Raw salt and vinegar coconut crisps. I loooove S/V but don't eat chips. These are low carb and delicious.

hgycta wrote: »

Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »

Anyone ever try flavor god spices? I want to so badly, but so expensive. Not going to pay 30 bucks plus shipping for a few things of spice. But want to lol


https://flavorgod.com/shop#specialty-

They also have taco flavor, pizza, ketchup, etc

I've never tried it and wasn't able to justify the price either, but I have a friend who swears by the Chocolate Donut flavor and puts it on literally everything (even her eggs, which I find very odd but I suppose I can't knock it until I try it)

I LOVE THESE. it honestly makes meal prepping so easy and you can taste the quality of the spices. Mrs. Dash needs to take a seat.

The pumpkin spice Subway cookies were a little too mild for me.

No apple pie, but double chocolate was good.

hgycta wrote: »

Welp, Dunkin' released their seasonal goodies for winter. I'm a little disappointed there's no gingerbread latte, but these two donuts are enough to fill me with happiness (and calories that I really don't need so if someone tries them please let me know if they're worth it):



"Candy Cane Crunch Donut - A yeast donut filled with vanilla-flavored buttercreme, topped with white icing and crushed candy cane pieces."




"Boston Kreme Croissant Donut - A glazed croissant donut drizzled with chocolate icing and filled with Bavarian creme."

That donut does look amazing. I look forward to reviews as well.

Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »

kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »

Apple Cheddar Rosemary WTF?

I thought the same thing...yuck. I am not a fan of savory oats or even savory grits.

the idea of a choose your own flavor contest for oatmeal is just odd

CooCooPuff wrote: »

The Starbucks app just sent me a message about winter items. Super excited for the turkey panini, but has anyone tried the gingerbread latte? I'm a little wary when it comes to calories from a drink.

I haven't had the gingerbread latte this year but I usually really enjoy it! If you like gingerbread it's definitely worth treating yourself to at least once. I usually order it without whipped cream since it saves a lot of calories without sacrificing any flavor (I figure it usually melts anyways and I can't taste it). The only time I really keep whipped cream on the drinks there are those rare instances when I order frappuccinos or when they have the special chocolate flavored whip. Regular whipped cream really isn't worth it, plus I feel like they give you more of the actual beverage anyways that ways

I just went to Starbucks this morning to try their new nino cold brew with 2% milk. A grande was listed as only being 35 calories (not sure if I trust this but I did the math and that would be about 1/4 cup of milk so I guess it was close enough not to worry about), and it was phenomenal. Definitely the best cold brew I've had in a long time, and surprisingly very affordable for starbucks! A grande was under $4, I'm surprised it was less than their espresso beverages despite being in more limited batches AND iced!

kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »

fishshark wrote: »

got these today. lets just say i am working out only to eat haha.

Man I'm going to have to make a list of all the foods I want to buy in Decemember.

i think i need to stop going to the store haha.

and its only november 5th i cant imagine whats coming our way.

CooCooPuff wrote: »

The Starbucks app just sent me a message about winter items. Super excited for the turkey panini, but has anyone tried the gingerbread latte? I'm a little wary when it comes to calories from a drink.

I love the gingerbread latte. I get one...only one...every year. I do think that they put too much syrup in it though. I get a venti but with only 3 pumps of syrup. I think they normally do 5 or 6 and it is too much.

peleroja wrote: »

New to me anyway, I tried the Buff Bake oatmeal raisin protein cookie and it filled me with sadness.

I eat lots of "protein" stuff and like it but this tasted like the tears of old grapes and sawdust that wished to be cinnamon. However, the texture was great, cakey and soft and nice, so maybe one of the other flavours would be better?



300 calories for the whole cookie (1 serving is half the cookie, 150 calories).

@peleroja the Birthday Cake & Snickerdoodle were alright, but I prefer Lenny & Larry cookies.

Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »

kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »

Apple Cheddar Rosemary WTF?

I thought the same thing...yuck. I am not a fan of savory oats or even savory grits.

Where did you find this? I would probably throw out the apple cheddar but would love to try the lemon and the chai one.

delicaterealms wrote: »

last one is my pic. dragon fruit is expensive so it's not something i'll buy too often

I think it's kind of overrated. Super expensive & not particularly great. I guess I'm just a berry girl.