Gelato Boy

 4th & Heart

Hiya

Drink Juni

Agua de Madre

Three Wishes Cereal

The Good Crisp

SURI 

Muji

Golde

Coffee Chip

Sour Cream and Onion

Multivitamin

I'm a Muji fan for life! The first time I traveled to Asia I came across one of these stores and fell in love. It's a simple, clean vibe with decent pricing. I particularly love their stationery and organizing materials. I still have a lot of the products I bought nearly 10 years ago. I haven't been drawn to their clothes, but I'm sure they're quite well made. 

I've never really enjoyed their matcha (it hasn't been strong enough to me), but I absolutely love some of the newer products that have come out like the Watermelon Glow Skin Hydration drink or the Collagen Boost. I don't repurchase them a lot, as there a lot of brands that make similar products, but I do think they do something unique.  

I was initially enticed by the clean-looking design and the travel UV case- the more I got to learn about the brand, I was also impressed by their plant-based materials, their dedication to recycling (you send the heads back) and the little elements that make this "different" than other electric toothbrushes. The price of the toothbrush and of the additional heads are actually very reasonable. 

What does take some getting used to is the "sonic cleaning technology" that has a high vibration. It doesn't use the other technology of the moving, spinning head that I think most of us are used to. I was quite shocked and didn't know if I liked it. I got an email from the company a few days after I purchased it sharing more details about how to use this brush most effectively. After getting that email, and using it for the past week, I think I like it. And when I feel my teeth afterwards, they actually feel a lot cleaner than my previous brush. 

It's great to find alternative snacking brands like The Good Crisp- chips that look and taste similar to Pringles but are better for you. I'm all about finding delicious tasting options- this sour cream and onion option is absolutely delicious. And the price is right! 

Our household is such a fan of kefir drinks. We migrated from the kombucha phase of our lives, as we found kombucha often a bit too much like vinegar. Kefir is similar in its probiotic qualities, but is less abrasive and acidic tasting. This brand is great in that it's not too pricey and delicious flavor combinations. 

When I was postpartum, I tried all the ghee brands (as healthy fats are great for that time in your life). I kept on coming back to this option! It really is the best tasting, isn't grainy, comes out smooth, and has such rich flavor. I put it in my drinks, on toast, in my popcorn (instead of butter). I'm always surprised by how much I can use it for. It is a bit pricey at your local Sprouts ($14), but it's often on sale, or can even be found on Amazon these days. 

We tried the multivitamin, the immunity vitamin, and the daily greens/superfood chocolate mix (you put a scoop in their milk). 

The good news is: you get 50% off your first order. Without that, I don't think I would have purchased from this brand as the price is pretty crazy for a child's vitamin. It provided a good way to test it without breaking the bank, which I always appreciate from the brand. 

They really market how your kid will like this vitamin - but sadly, our daughter (2 years) didn't like any of the three products we purchased. I'm really happy this product worked for other families - however, even if our daughter liked it, I'm not convinced I would purchase it at the price point. There are plenty of other vitamins that are sufficient. 

I tried the Coffee Chip gelato, after seeing it on sale at my local Sprouts for $5. Well, it was well worth the price and I'd try it again. The coffee flavor was strong, and the chips were perfect- not too thick and not too slim. 

This review is for the grain free granola bar (peanut butter chocolate flavor). I haven't tried the cereal, I was always a bit deterred by the reviews and the price. Plus, I'm not a huge cereal person. These were good, solid granola bars. There wasn't a weird aftertaste (as I read about with the cereal) and the extra protein was fantastic. Overall, I'd recommend. 

Ooooof I'm kind of over celebrities and influencers having drink brands (Jay Shetty as co-owner). The market feels over-saturated at this point. However, Juni is a refreshing beverage and at least the taste is quite good. I tried the Cherry Lime. It has decaf green tea in it, but I couldn't even taste a tea flavor. It tastes kind of like a sweeter flavored sparkling water. It doesn't really stand out in the market, but I would say it's a good option if you're looking for a sparkling tea. 

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