a year ago
Super fun packaging. I've tried the Enchilada Black Beans, Harissa Lemon Chickpeas (the recipe on their site is incredible) and the Kimchi Sesame Navy Beans. Each of the sauces have a ton of flavor, and it's such a great way to elevate a pantry staple like beans.
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Check out their website for some recipe ideas as even though I had ideas of how to use them it was fun to consider other recipes or uses
a year ago
Mozzarella Style Sticks: WHOLLY VEGGIE Fun packaging, fun food, fun advertising. Lots to love here. The vegan cheese was a little gummy and sticky, but my guy, it's vegan cheese. Which rules. Know what rules more? I looked at the ingredient list and was honestly really surprised. Real stuff. Good stuff. Would recommend.
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Would recommend. Honestly tasted just like mozz sticks
a year ago
As a former coffee professional there is so much to love about Fellow. Thoughtful design but still functional. Looks great on a counter and will yield great coffee. Do you NEED a counterweighted gooseneck kettle? No, probably not really. But does it feel great? Absolutely. Do you get more accurate pours? Probably. Additionally the Ode grinder is such a welcome addition to the home grinder market. Small. Compact. Relatively quiet after switching from a different home grinder. Hits a great price point and will be able to grind for any non espresso brewing!
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The ode grinder is great. It can be a static-y boi at times. So a little mist of water (I know I know) on your beans will help remedy. Customer support is responsive
a year ago
I snagged the Cocojune Dark Chocolate Overnight Oats from Sprouts and loved the tangy addition of the coconut yogurt to the oats. A great way to cut the richness of the Dark Chocolate with tangy yogurt with the creaminess of coconut
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It's going to be pretty yogurt forward, which I thoroughly enjoyed. It's like it majored in yogurt and minored in overnight oats
a year ago
In one word: bitchin'. The chipotle sauce is 10/10. It's creamy. It's spicy. And best of all it still feels and tastes pretty light. It doesn't feel oily or heavy and is incredible with vegetables. Or throw some in a pan and cook it with your vegetables.
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You can sometimes find it at Costco which is heaven sent.
a year ago
Absolutely love the clay pomade and the texturizing paste. I have pretty thick hair that's incredibly straight, but it's able to work in smoothly and give some texture and light hold. It feels incredibly natural in my hair, doesn't have an overpowering scent, and doesn't leave it greasy. Packaging is thoughtful too.
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I've tried a lot of various pomades, clays and pastes. I'd recommend their sample set to see what works best for you
a year ago
Magic Spoon is buzzy and for plenty of reasons: keto, 0g sugar, and it's beautifully designed by Gander. As a cereal lover I was excited to try it and got a multipack shipped. However, it just was ... well, fine. While it has 0g sugar it still got stuck in my teeth like candy and left that sugar substitute aftertaste (maybe that's just me?). Is it worth trying? Yeah, probably. Is it worth trying again? For me, no.
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It's grain free and no sugar, so like, I understand it's not the norm for cereal lol. But the texture was pretty rough, and it felt glued to my back teeth after eating.
a year ago
Prickly Paloma is absolutely incredible. It's got the spirit of mezcal flavor without the spirit mezcal. Smokey, Grapefruit, and Bubbly. There's so much to love in this beautifully designed can.
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I've only been able to try the Prickly Paloma but beware that you'll be bummed when the can is empty.
a year ago
Ghia is great. I've tried both the bottle and the ready to drink can. Reminiscent of an amari it has herbal forward notes with lots of rosemary. It's got latitude (and attitude) and paired with orange and soda it makes for a perfect summer sipper. Or just grab a can of the lime Ghia and you're good to go.
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If you like amaro/apertif etc then you'll most likely enjoy the flavor and taste of Ghia. I used it similar to how I would use a Campari or other herbal liqueur with great success.
a year ago
The NA market is taking so many cues from the alcohol market to bring intrigue and allure into a category that has typically been boring and bland. Kin is no exception here. The marketing and packaging is great, which is important because arguably they're selling you a vibe, or a feeling more than they're selling you a functional beverage. I've tried High Rhode, Kin Bloom, Lightwave and Dream Light. High Rhode is hibiscus and notes of currant. I found it held up well when mixed with a cinnamon simple syrup and soda. Kin Bloom is pure Strawberry Kiwi. Gonna be honest and say that it took me back to a Capri Sun flavor, but I mean that in the best way. Light Wave was alright. I'm not sure I unlocked Inner Peace, but I wanted to? So I guess it worked there. Dream Light is like a nice spiced chai concentrate and therefore I think it's best enjoyed treating it like that. Obviously pairs nicely with milk or milk alternatives. A great night cap.
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I'd love more recipes. Either from the brand or curated from the community. How should I serve it for maximum enjoyment? If I really want to Summon Calm or Activate my Optimism should I drink from the can? Of course that's an option, but it's more experience than it is drink. So what style of cocktail glass or cocktail should I do? Who in the community is really running with the product.