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Jeni's Ice Creams

Forme

De La Calle!

Oatly

Who Gives a Crap

Joolies

Unreal Snacks

Sanzo

Summer Fridays

Pineapple Chili

Grapefruit Lime

Brambleberry Crisp

Gooey Butter Cake

dark chocolate peanut butter cups

Organic Medjool Dates

Jooliettes

Mango

Cactus Prickly Pear

Milk chocolate gems

Calamansi

Lychee

Yuzu

Pomelo

Bamboo Toilet Paper

Jeni’s Slendid Ice Cream

The packaging is undeniably cute and feels very millennial-friendly — definitely designed to catch your eye on the shelf. The dates themselves are good, but nothing extraordinary. You could easily find comparable (if not better) quality dates at a local international market or online, often for a better price. That said, if you’re after aesthetic packaging or want something giftable, Joolies might be worth it.

Super rich with bold, distinct flavors. The mix-ins are well-balanced, adding a nice texture without overpowering the ice cream itself. It used to stand out more when there weren’t as many artisanal options around, but now the market’s a bit more crowded. Still, it’s a solid choice when you’re craving something indulgent. I've gotten the birthday gift box for friends before, which is always a hit.

I'm obsessed with these. Not as good as actual tepache, but compared to all the bland fruit seltzers out there, this one actually has flavor. Plus, it skips the whole kombucha-level tartness, which isn't always what I'm looking for.

I picked up a Forme bra when I had some extra FSA money, and it was totally worth the splurge. The construction is super sturdy, and I can genuinely feel it helping with my posture. My back even cracks sometimes when it pulls my shoulders back — in a good way! If you’re thinking about it and have some extra funds, I’d say go for it.

Tried out the jet lag mask this winter, and I really liked the consistency — super smooth and it absorbed quickly. It definitely did a great job keeping my skin hydrated and protected from the cold. That said, it didn’t feel particularly unique, and once I finished the tube, I wasn’t in a rush to repurchase. Solid product, but not a game-changer for me.

Tried Sanzo seltzer and honestly, it was pretty meh. The east-Asian-inspired flavors are a cool concept, but the taste didn’t really pop. If you’re after something bright and bold, actual Asian sodas and seltzers are way better. Not terrible, just forgettable.

The flavor profiles are pretty nice, and it’s definitely got that bougie beverage vibe. It’s super small, though, and I didn’t really feel any adaptogen benefits. Fun to try, but I probably wouldn’t go out of my way to get it again.

Bought a big box of this toilet paper when my climate guilt kicked in, and honestly, no regrets. It’s soft (not Charmin-level plush, but definitely not scratchy), septic-safe, and the packaging is pretty cute. It’s definitely a bit of a splurge, but I think it’s worth it.

I tried the peanut butter cups and chocolate gems, and honestly, they didn’t quite hit the mark. If you’re expecting them to taste like Reese’s or M&Ms, you’ll be disappointed. For the nutritional value, they’re not terrible, but the flavors felt a bit muted, and the texture was slightly off. Overall, I wouldn’t seek these out again.

My preferred oat milk brand or really any milk alternative. It has the right consistency and there are enough flavor options so I can opt for no-sugar or super sweet. It has easily replaced all general milk needs except for when I bake.

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