New products that caught your eyes recently?
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Not sure if anyone has mentioned this before, but it's fantastic! 25 calories for a 2 Tablespoon serving. The mango flavor is sweet and delicious. There's a generous amount of shredded coconut in it too. I'll be buying again and again!2 -
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this before, but it's fantastic! 25 calories for a 2 Tablespoon serving. The mango flavor is sweet and delicious. There's a generous amount of shredded coconut in it too. I'll be buying again and again!0 -
Ordered a sampler pack of Built Bars after seeing all the reviews; I tried the double chocolate mousse one today and I’m very mixed. I’ve noticed I’m more of a texture person than a taste person, which makes me like these (the texture, to me, is a lot like a dark chocolate 3 Musketeers bar), but the taste isn’t great at all. Very artificial, but I suppose for only being 110 calories it’s better than it could be. I won’t order them again, but I’ll be able to finish the box no problem.
On a side note, if you guys like the texture of these Built Bars you’d love those chatila’s bakery chocolate e’toiles! Very similar texture especially in the microwave for 8-10 seconds, only the taste is a huge improvement on those!
For me, I love the taste of the coconut, the strawberry, and the mocha ones. The vanilla ones are pretty good. The other flavors I've tried are mediocre at best to me. I haven't tried the banana yet, but I'm interested in it. I do love the texture and think they're great cold and even better frozen. I love marshmallow, so that might be a factor in why I like these so much. When there's a good deal or a new interesting flavor, I'll definitely customize a box or two and order again.2 -
Sallyw2004 wrote: »
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this before, but it's fantastic! 25 calories for a 2 Tablespoon serving. The mango flavor is sweet and delicious. There's a generous amount of shredded coconut in it too. I'll be buying again and again!
Cool! I've had the garlic one and it wasn't very good. I prefer Bolthouse creamy garlic.0 -
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20190716005596/en/Halo-Top-Creamery-Celebrates-National-Ice-Creams
On Sunday, July 21, Halo Top® is partnering with popular social networking app, Bumble, to give away 5,000 coupons eligible for a box of FREE Halo Top Pops through the Bumble app and 5,000 coupons on the Halo Top website.
https://halotop.com/nicd/
Hope this won't have so many issues like all their past giveaways like this...3 -
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@hgycta I don't know if you like whey protein at all, but the brand 1Up just came out with a cotton candy whey powder
It's a HUGE container, though, so you might wanna inquire about smaller packets if you're interested 3 -
What is the best dairy free/soy free ice cream? I seem to have trouble with dairy now (*cries*) and am allergic to soy. While I like fruit bars and sorbet, sometimes I just want some dang ice cream!0
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Sallyw2004 wrote: »Ordered a sampler pack of Built Bars after seeing all the reviews; I tried the double chocolate mousse one today and I’m very mixed. I’ve noticed I’m more of a texture person than a taste person, which makes me like these (the texture, to me, is a lot like a dark chocolate 3 Musketeers bar), but the taste isn’t great at all. Very artificial, but I suppose for only being 110 calories it’s better than it could be. I won’t order them again, but I’ll be able to finish the box no problem.
On a side note, if you guys like the texture of these Built Bars you’d love those chatila’s bakery chocolate e’toiles! Very similar texture especially in the microwave for 8-10 seconds, only the taste is a huge improvement on those!
For me, I love the taste of the coconut, the strawberry, and the mocha ones. The vanilla ones are pretty good. The other flavors I've tried are mediocre at best to me. I haven't tried the banana yet, but I'm interested in it. I do love the texture and think they're great cold and even better frozen. I love marshmallow, so that might be a factor in why I like these so much. When there's a good deal or a new interesting flavor, I'll definitely customize a box or two and order again.
I bought a box of Banana Foster and posted about it earlier in the thread. I would ask for a sample before buying an entire box, because, to me, it just smells like banana and has no real taste whatsoever. (Except the chocolate coating, but that's always a win...)0 -
I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
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hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
The Grocery Outlet if you have one anywhere near you is definitely a great place to find deals, but it's like a thrift store in the aspect that you either find a lot of stuff you want or you go & it's basically a bust. It's a near expiration store that sells food items that may be near the out of date/best by date so go into it with the expectation you might have to eat certain things fairly quickly. The produce is usually so-so on price & I can usually find better deals at Aldis.
It's definitely a store that if I buy something & I don't like it I don't get as mad as I would if it would be from a store that charges full price.
If you don't have a Grocery Outlet Google & see if you have a similar store that might not get a lot of press.0 -
hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
yeah i'm in Canada and can't get 90% of the stuff listed here
There is a canadian version of this thread but it's pretty quiet :P We don't have NEARLY the variety of things you do in the US. I can't imagine all those cookie flavours, we get the basic and the occasional limited time fancy one. 1 -
Ha ha, macha, as a noob I did not realize how potent the powder is. Call me educated.
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hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
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hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.0 -
What is the best dairy free/soy free ice cream? I seem to have trouble with dairy now (*cries*) and am allergic to soy. While I like fruit bars and sorbet, sometimes I just want some dang ice cream!
The "best" in my opinion is So Delicious cashew milk Snickerdoodle, but really any of the cashew milk ones are good. If you like coconut milk (slight coconut flavor), they have several flavors.3 -
hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!0 -
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CheekyChiq88 wrote: »
I've tried all of these and they were good! They were kind of similar to larabars, but better.3 -
Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »CheekyChiq88 wrote: »
I've tried all of these and they were good! They were kind of similar to larabars, but better.
Can confirm. I bought a ton of boxes when Target had a sale ages ago.3 -
skelterhelter wrote: »@hgycta I don't know if you like whey protein at all, but the brand 1Up just came out with a cotton candy whey powder It's a HUGE container, though, so you might wanna inquire about smaller packets if you're interested
Thanks! I emailed the company last night and got a response this morning — unfortunately, all they said was to go to https://1upnutrition.com/products/sample-test-product for free samples. Excitedly, I went to the link, but didn’t see cotton candy which I even asked them about, so that’s a shame... plus you have to pay for shipping
If cotton candy was there I 100% would have paid up to $7 to ship that bad boy, but I’m not going to order an entire tub only to find out it tastes like bubble gum or some other non-cotton candy flavor as too many “cotton candy” products do but thanks for sharing, if you ever try it or know anyone who does please report back!!! 0 -
skelterhelter wrote: »@hgycta I don't know if you like whey protein at all, but the brand 1Up just came out with a cotton candy whey powder It's a HUGE container, though, so you might wanna inquire about smaller packets if you're interested
Thanks! I emailed the company last night and got a response this morning — unfortunately, all they said was to go to https://1upnutrition.com/products/sample-test-product for free samples. Excitedly, I went to the link, but didn’t see cotton candy which I even asked them about, so that’s a shame... plus you have to pay for shipping
If cotton candy was there I 100% would have paid up to $7 to ship that bad boy, but I’m not going to order an entire tub only to find out it tastes like bubble gum or some other non-cotton candy flavor as too many “cotton candy” products do but thanks for sharing, if you ever try it or know anyone who does please report back!!!
Yeah, I hear ya. They are VERY unhelpful when it comes to directing people to the samples. I asked about their samples on FB (in addition to loads of other people), and they're basically like "Oh yeah, go find it buried on Facebook somewhere on our page." I actually did hunt for it pretty thoroughly and never found it. It's kinda like they don't want people to find it.1 -
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hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!
I'll trade you Aldis for a Trader Joe if you have one.2 -
What is the best dairy free/soy free ice cream? I seem to have trouble with dairy now (*cries*) and am allergic to soy. While I like fruit bars and sorbet, sometimes I just want some dang ice cream!
Haagen-Dazs has some amazing dairy free/soy free ice creams. In my opinion, they're the closest in taste and texture to real ice cream (though the calorie count is pretty high). They're unique from other non-dairy ice creams in that they don't use alternative milks, but instead use a main ingredient so the flavors taste purely like that flavor. Their peanut butter chocolate fudge flavor, for example, has no fillers and is basically peanut butter, peanuts, and chocolate fudge. It's one of my favorite Haagen-Dazs flavors overall - even better than some of the dairy flavors.
Talenti also has some really good non-dairy gelatos.3 -
hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!
I'll trade you Aldis for a Trader Joe if you have one.
Eh, we had an Aldi’s when we lived in North Carolina, and I wasn’t a fan. I’d rather have GO. Trader Joe's is good, but there are things I won't buy there. I really dislike their produce and their pasta.
It sounds like you all need to road trip to my place and we'll go on a grocery shopping spree 1 -
hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!
I'll trade you Aldis for a Trader Joe if you have one.
Eh, we had an Aldi’s when we lived in North Carolina, and I wasn’t a fan. I’d rather have GO. Trader Joe's is good, but there are things I won't buy there. I really dislike their produce and their pasta.
It sounds like you all need to road trip to my place and we'll go on a grocery shopping spree
Everyone's always posting good stuff and deals from Aldi's. I'm surprised you'd rather have a GO, though I like it for condiments and ice cream! Trader Joe's doesn't have the best produce, I completely skip over it when I go. If I have the time I'd go to GO and TJ each week with Winco and farmer's market.0 -
hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »hickchic67 wrote: »I must live in a food desert because I cannot find 90% of the stuff shown in this thread! Most of the stores you mention I have never heard of either like Grocery Outlet.
Grocery Outlet is mostly in the western US. I had never seen one until I moved to central California.
I'd swap a Grocery Outlet for an Aldi's, I wish I had one!
I'll trade you Aldis for a Trader Joe if you have one.
Eh, we had an Aldi’s when we lived in North Carolina, and I wasn’t a fan. I’d rather have GO. Trader Joe's is good, but there are things I won't buy there. I really dislike their produce and their pasta.
It sounds like you all need to road trip to my place and we'll go on a grocery shopping spree
Everyone's always posting good stuff and deals from Aldi's. I'm surprised you'd rather have a GO, though I like it for condiments and ice cream! Trader Joe's doesn't have the best produce, I completely skip over it when I go. If I have the time I'd go to GO and TJ each week with Winco and farmer's market.
My usual grocery run is TJ’s and GO, with a stop at Safeway if there was anything I couldn’t find elsewhere. Sometimes I go to Whole Foods or a “health food” store for hard to find things. I’m also at Nob Hill often because they have a Peet’s and I have an iced tea addiction 1 -
Another one for tomorrow
"Score a coupon for a free pint or box of Enlgihtened bars, and you can also send a coupon to a friend or family member"
http://eatenlightened.com/pages/national-ice-cream-day
And...
"Residents of New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco and Philadelphia can Tweet #SensodyneforIceCream” + (ice cream emoji) to score a same-day delivery of 1 pint of ice cream, Sensodyne Rapid Relief, soft pack cooler and insulated tumbler. Offer valid July 21st"
Too bad I don't live in those areas, but in case anyone here does!2 -
missperfectpitch wrote: »What is the best dairy free/soy free ice cream? I seem to have trouble with dairy now (*cries*) and am allergic to soy. While I like fruit bars and sorbet, sometimes I just want some dang ice cream!
Haagen-Dazs has some amazing dairy free/soy free ice creams. In my opinion, they're the closest in taste and texture to real ice cream (though the calorie count is pretty high). They're unique from other non-dairy ice creams in that they don't use alternative milks, but instead use a main ingredient so the flavors taste purely like that flavor. Their peanut butter chocolate fudge flavor, for example, has no fillers and is basically peanut butter, peanuts, and chocolate fudge. It's one of my favorite Haagen-Dazs flavors overall - even better than some of the dairy flavors.
Talenti also has some really good non-dairy gelatos.
Yes, I loved the haagen daas dairy free too! I also second the So delicious cashew milk ones as being the best tasting.
I haven't gotten to try the enlightened dairy free, but @hgycta says they are phenomenal (and low calorie).
Target brand is also surprisingly good. I was blown away with how good the vanilla cake cookie dough flavor and the strawberry chocolate were. All of them were fantastic, but not low calorie at all.
I wasn't a huge fan of any of the B&J non dairy pints. They were good because of the add ins, but wasn't a fan of the base ice cream. It was too icy for my liking and not creamy.
I loved the so delicious oat milk ice cream too. A lot better than the almond milk variety (I dont care for the almond milk one at all).2
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