10 hours ago
Bought a product using a Thingdrop discount
Super cute design and I love that it's a big towel! So glad I squeezed out one more river day before summer ended and got to take it for a spin. It was a perfect yahtzee-on-the-beach towel. While I do think it's worth the price, I personally wouldn't have sprung for it without Thingdrop.
11 hours ago
I am LOVING this brand. We bought a cutting board (reBoard) months ago and I found that it was the only one I ever wanted to use, and I was always so sad when it was in the dishwasher. I decided to buy a few more in new sizes and colors. The colors are cute, the sizes are perfect, they are slim & easy to store, and, because I'm so used to wooden cutting boards, the fact that these are dishwasher safe is a game changer for me. I also sprung for a copper pan and so far so good! I have tried a few non-stick brands before and the non-stick function never lasts long, so I'm super hopeful.
2 months ago
Bought a product using a Thingdrop discount
The dark chocolate is so good. I loved that it wasn't too sweet. It both satisfied a sweet craving and was deliciously refreshing.
3 months ago
Some of the flavors are better than others. Strawberry is tasty, cinnamon is okay, chocolate is pass. Neither kid liked the chocolate either, which is telling. Did they remind me of pop-tarts? Not really. But I could see them occasionally scratching a certain itch, or satisfying a particular sweet tooth.
3 months ago
Bought a product using a Thingdrop discount
Loved these. My toddler couldn't get enough, and I was so glad to add another healthy snack option to our rotation. I'd never tried dried mulberries and I'm an instant believer. My favorite is the mix; everything goes great together! Not too salty and not too sweet: just right.
3 months ago
The miso candy bar is delicious! Seriously one of the yummiest bites I've had in a while, and I've been ordering a lot of snacks lately. I received it in a Popup Grocer surprise sample box (also reco) and I'm not sure I would have thought to try these otherwise. Super cute & simple branding as well.
3 months ago
Bought a product using a Thingdrop discount
The deep exfoliating kit felt a little lackluster to me. The mitt and the exfoliator stone just present as nothing particularly special, and I didn't get a very effective use out of it. You have to really grind the stone into the mitt in order to get any substance on there, and then rubbing the mitt on my skin, it was sort of hard to tell whether anything was happening. Maybe I needed to brush harder or longer? But it wasn't that enjoyable of an experience. I prefer an exfoliating bar.
4 months ago
Bought a product using a Thingdrop discount
A delightful experience from start to finish! The packaging is gorgeous, the directions are easy and clear, and the cake was perfect. I love the product idea, because I'm either buying boxed cake mixes that are so-so or I'm bending over backwards and using every bowl/pan/utensil in the kitchen to attempt a cake from scratch. The Caker provides the ease of boxed and the quality of scratch.
4 months ago
These treats are SO GOOD! As I have few to zero dietary restrictions at any given time, I don't usually go for the glutenfreedairyfreesugarfree alternatives to the "real thing," bc the latter is usually far superior. These baked goods, however, not only stand up to plenty of treats that are full of all that fun stuff, they're kind of their own thing. They don't taste like alternative brownies or crumbly maple syrup cookies, they taste like unique recipes. Also, I should mention: these are fresh baked! Excited to try new treats and see what else comes out of this kitchen.
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The whole packaging experience feels very small-time local bakery, which I know it sort of is, but I wonder if it could be a little more branded and elevated, esp. to reflect the price.
4 months ago
Bought a product using a Thingdrop discount
I honestly do not have a superior wine palette, so all I can say about the taste is that it is drinkable, and I did drink it. Apparently I did not drink the pinot fast enough because after a few days it did start to taste like grape juice. The sauv is nice and lasts longer in the fridge, but if we're making wine in a pretty box meant to be seen, it's a shame it's stuck in my fridge. Personally I'm more for the bottle in experience, design, and flavor.
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I do like shaking up the notion of boxed wine, I'm just not sure I understand enough of the "why" beyond it looks nice on the table. I also understand the commitment to sustainability, but could use more of an explainer on how this system is more sustainable than regular bottled wine. Or is it?