Question: How many calorie have this yogurt?

I have always been somewhat of a soda aficionado since the days of Pepsi, Dr pepper etc. My grandparents owned a little corner grocery store so I'd get to try some of the new sodas that came out.  I really enjoyed Switch Soda .its something different. Taking juice, putting some carbonation in it. Almost in a vague way reminds me of those sparkling grape juice drinks you get around the holidays if you don't drink wine. Its very good. I would definitely buy it again. However the no sugar added part can be a bit "misleading" as you as the label states 33 grams per serving but it's only one serving per can but us diabetics should probably only drink this when we have low sugars like I just did bonus is no high fructose corn syrup which isn't very good anyhow. I liked this and would buy more to keep around the house the days I have my sugar lows as It didn't seem to be to overpowering to me. I liked the kiwi,berry as I am a fan of strawberry and kiwi both. I thought personally it was a very interesting soft drink . I really like this infusion stuff they have these days like Dr pepper put  cherry. chocolate diet one year ago and such. Switch kind if is like that. I personally prefer a fruited flavored carbonated beverage anyhow over say a plain cola type flavored one. I thought this was a change from the regular diet Pepsi and diet sierra mist i am used to drinking .I would pick these up if i seen them in a market or on here someday.  Only con I can really think of at the moment for a case off here its 22 bucks that is kinda steep for the economy were living in right now but if they sold them individual it be easier on the pocket book or pick one up in a store now and then when I see it. I really enjoyed the blends of the fruit flavor and the carbonation, like I mentioned it was really good and something different. I would definitely try this again.

Answer: Its very good

Its very good .

I have always been somewhat of a soda aficionado since the days of Pepsi, Dr pepper etc. My grandparents owned a little corner grocery store so I'd get to try some of the new sodas that came out. I really enjoyed Switch Soda .its something different. Taking juice, putting some carbonation in it. Almost in a vague way reminds me of those sparkling grape juice drinks you get around the holidays if you don't drink wine. <hl> Its very good . <hl> I would definitely buy it again. However the no sugar added part can be a bit "misleading" as you as the label states 33 grams per serving but it's only one serving per can but us diabetics should probably only drink this when we have low sugars like I just did bonus is no high fructose corn syrup which isn't very good anyhow. I liked this and would buy more to keep around the house the days I have my sugar lows as It didn't seem to be to overpowering to me. I liked the kiwi,berry as I am a fan of strawberry and kiwi both. I thought personally it was a very interesting soft drink . I really like this infusion stuff they have these days like Dr pepper put cherry. chocolate diet one year ago and such. Switch kind if is like that. I personally prefer a fruited flavored carbonated beverage anyhow over say a plain cola type flavored one. I thought this was a change from the regular diet Pepsi and diet sierra mist i am used to drinking .I would pick these up if i seen them in a market or on here someday. Only con I can really think of at the moment for a case off here its 22 bucks that is kinda steep for the economy were living in right now but if they sold them individual it be easier on the pocket book or pick one up in a store now and then when I see it. I really enjoyed the blends of the fruit flavor and the carbonation, like I mentioned it was really good and something different. I would definitely try this again.

I have always been somewhat of a soda aficionado since the days of Pepsi, Dr pepper etc. My grandparents owned a little corner grocery store so I'd get to try some of the new sodas that came out. I really enjoyed Switch Soda .its something different. Taking juice, putting some carbonation in it. Almost in a vague way reminds me of those sparkling grape juice drinks you get around the holidays if you don't drink wine. <hl> Its very good <hl>. I would definitely buy it again. However the no sugar added part can be a bit "misleading" as you as the label states 33 grams per serving but it's only one serving per can but us diabetics should probably only drink this when we have low sugars like I just did bonus is no high fructose corn syrup which isn't very good anyhow. I liked this and would buy more to keep around the house the days I have my sugar lows as It didn't seem to be to overpowering to me. I liked the kiwi,berry as I am a fan of strawberry and kiwi both. I thought personally it was a very interesting soft drink . I really like this infusion stuff they have these days like Dr pepper put cherry. chocolate diet one year ago and such. Switch kind if is like that. I personally prefer a fruited flavored carbonated beverage anyhow over say a plain cola type flavored one. I thought this was a change from the regular diet Pepsi and diet sierra mist i am used to drinking .I would pick these up if i seen them in a market or on here someday. Only con I can really think of at the moment for a case off here its 22 bucks that is kinda steep for the economy were living in right now but if they sold them individual it be easier on the pocket book or pick one up in a store now and then when I see it. I really enjoyed the blends of the fruit flavor and the carbonation, like I mentioned it was really good and something different. I would definitely try this again.


Question: How is the caramel?

These "Skinny Cow" chocolate and caramel treats are quite tasty. It is difficult to believe that they are lower in calories than other chocolates. It requires great will-power to eat only one pouch of these. The box holds only 6 oz., it is simple to consume them at one sitting. For a true "chocoholic". these are a treat, and I would recommend them to all for the rich and yummy taste.

Answer: caramel treats are quite tasty

<hl> These "Skinny Cow" chocolate and caramel treats are quite tasty . <hl> It is difficult to believe that they are lower in calories than other chocolates. It requires great will-power to eat only one pouch of these. The box holds only 6 oz., it is simple to consume them at one sitting. For a true "chocoholic". these are a treat, and I would recommend them to all for the rich and yummy taste.

These "Skinny Cow" chocolate and <hl> caramel treats are quite tasty <hl>. It is difficult to believe that they are lower in calories than other chocolates. It requires great will-power to eat only one pouch of these. The box holds only 6 oz., it is simple to consume them at one sitting. For a true "chocoholic". these are a treat, and I would recommend them to all for the rich and yummy taste.

These "Skinny Cow" chocolate and <hl> caramel treats are quite tasty <hl> .


Question: What is an aftertaste?

The "illy issimo caffe" Italian Espresso Style Coffee Drink is delicious and remarkably non-acidic. I drank a swallow of the caffe at room temperature and could taste the espresso flavor without the bitter aftertaste. After heating it, the dark thick texture and rich aroma were very pleasing. The caffe is sweetened with 10g of sugar per 6.8 FL OZ can, so no additional sweetener is needed. If you have a sensitive stomach, you will like the low acidity maintained by the potassium bicarbonate additive. It is very smooth to swallow and does not irritate the stomach like many espresso products. Low acidity often comes with a reduction in caffeine, but each can of this caffe has 155 mg of the stimulant (about the same as regular brewed coffee with a shot of espresso).  I am definitely going to order a case of the caffe through Amazon at the reasonable price point (a little less than $2 per can).

Answer: the bitter aftertaste

The "illy issimo caffe" Italian Espresso Style Coffee Drink is delicious and remarkably non-acidic. <hl> I drank a swallow of the caffe at room temperature and could taste the espresso flavor without the bitter aftertaste . <hl> After heating it, the dark thick texture and rich aroma were very pleasing. The caffe is sweetened with 10g of sugar per 6.8 FL OZ can, so no additional sweetener is needed. If you have a sensitive stomach, you will like the low acidity maintained by the potassium bicarbonate additive. It is very smooth to swallow and does not irritate the stomach like many espresso products. Low acidity often comes with a reduction in caffeine, but each can of this caffe has 155 mg of the stimulant (about the same as regular brewed coffee with a shot of espresso). I am definitely going to order a case of the caffe through Amazon at the reasonable price point (a little less than $2 per can).

The "illy issimo caffe" Italian Espresso Style Coffee Drink is delicious and remarkably non-acidic. I drank a swallow of the caffe at room temperature and could taste the espresso flavor without <hl> the bitter aftertaste <hl>. After heating it, the dark thick texture and rich aroma were very pleasing. The caffe is sweetened with 10g of sugar per 6.8 FL OZ can, so no additional sweetener is needed. If you have a sensitive stomach, you will like the low acidity maintained by the potassium bicarbonate additive. It is very smooth to swallow and does not irritate the stomach like many espresso products. Low acidity often comes with a reduction in caffeine, but each can of this caffe has 155 mg of the stimulant (about the same as regular brewed coffee with a shot of espresso). I am definitely going to order a case of the caffe through Amazon at the reasonable price point (a little less than $2 per can).

I drank a swallow of the caffe at room temperature and could taste the espresso flavor without <hl> the bitter aftertaste <hl> .


Question: How is the snack?

popcorn that is single serving sized already, and drizzled with choc and caramel! this is greattttttt.only downside is the sugar content. my wifes grand mom wouldnt have been able to eat these cuz shes a diabetic.but either way they taste good and it has nice packaging.

Answer: popcorn that is single serving sized already, and drizzled with choc and caramel

<hl> popcorn that is single serving sized already, and drizzled with choc and caramel ! <hl> this is greattttttt.only downside is the sugar content. my wifes grand mom wouldnt have been able to eat these cuz shes a diabetic.but either way they taste good and it has nice packaging.

<hl> popcorn that is single serving sized already, and drizzled with choc and caramel <hl>! this is greattttttt.only downside is the sugar content. my wifes grand mom wouldnt have been able to eat these cuz shes a diabetic.but either way they taste good and it has nice packaging.

<hl> popcorn that is single serving sized already, and drizzled with choc and caramel <hl> !


Question: How is the taste?

I love this coffee! It has a nice rich taste; very premium. Has just the right balance of Vanilla too which tastes great and yet is not overpowering. For coffee that's brewed at home, this is the best you can get. I definitely recommend this, especially to fans of Starbucks coffee. You won't be disappointed! :)

Answer: It has a nice rich taste

<hl> I love this coffee! It has a nice rich taste ; very premium. <hl> Has just the right balance of Vanilla too which tastes great and yet is not overpowering. For coffee that's brewed at home, this is the best you can get. I definitely recommend this, especially to fans of Starbucks coffee. You won't be disappointed! :)

I love this coffee! <hl> It has a nice rich taste <hl>; very premium. Has just the right balance of Vanilla too which tastes great and yet is not overpowering. For coffee that's brewed at home, this is the best you can get. I definitely recommend this, especially to fans of Starbucks coffee. You won't be disappointed! :)

I love this coffee! <hl> It has a nice rich taste <hl> ; very premium.


Question: What kind of texture does this have?

The mocha-flavored bar smells and tastes like instant coffee granules.  Texture is squishy, gummy, sticky, and gritty.  Why spend 120 calories on this imitation candy bar when you could get not only fiber but also lots of additional nutrients along with satisfying taste and texture for half the calories from an orange, an apple, or a pear?

Answer: Texture is squishy, gummy, sticky, and gritty.

The mocha-flavored bar smells and tastes like instant coffee granules. <hl> Texture is squishy, gummy, sticky, and gritty. Why spend 120 calories on this imitation candy bar when you could get not only fiber but also lots of additional nutrients along with satisfying taste and texture for half the calories from an orange, an apple, or a pear? <hl>

The mocha-flavored bar smells and tastes like instant coffee granules. <hl> Texture is squishy, gummy, sticky, and gritty. <hl> Why spend 120 calories on this imitation candy bar when you could get not only fiber but also lots of additional nutrients along with satisfying taste and texture for half the calories from an orange, an apple, or a pear?


Question: What about the texture of the cookies?

I wanted to like these snacks because they sounded healthy and easy to eat, a truly guilt-free, healthy snack. I've been eating them little by little over the last few days. I've eaten half the bag now and I can definitely say that I really don't like them at all. In fact, I have no desire to finish the bag.I definitely would not buy this snack again. Neither would I be tempted to take a bite if I found a bowl of them at a party.The package contains four one-quarter cup servings. Each serving consists of about a dozen round marble-sized dried apple clusters held together by concentrated apple juice mixed with potato starch.These round snack clusters are extremely crunchy, needing the powerful back molars to crush them. When I first did this, my mouth felt like it was full of a very dry crunchy substance that when crushed, gave off a dry powder around my mouth. There was nothing to relieve the dry feeling (no lubricating fat or liquid content). This was an odd sensation, and not a pleasant one. Even crunchy chips and nuts have a high fat content to lubricate them. I can't remember tasting anything before that was so crunchy and dry at the same time.After the extreme crunch, the next thing I noticed was an unusual sweetness on top of a very muted apple and cinnamon flavor. I don't mean a strong candy-like sweetness, but rather a sweetness not generally associated with an apple taste. Obviously, these clusters have been soaked in highly concentrated apple juice and the intense sweetness came from what I perceived as too much natural apple sugar. The final sensation I noticed was a nice tart after-taste that lingered after the snack was swallowed.The snack didn't taste bad, but it certainly didn't taste very good either. Personally, I did not like the crunchy dry texture, nor did I enjoy the unnatural sweetness coming from something with subtle apple flavor. The tart after-taste was mildly pleasurable.As an experiment, I grabbed a real apple and cut it up into bite-sized pieces. I tested the two snacks side by side. For me, the real apple was without any doubt the better snack. What I quickly realized in this comparison experiment was what the apple snack lacked over the real thing. An apple is juicy; the snack was dry. The apple has a very complex mixture of many subtle tastes; the snack was dominated by only two overwhelming tastes: sweetness and tartness. The real apple gave off a lovely strong aroma; the snack had very little apple scent at all, even if I stuck my nose into the bag immediately after opening it. Scent is a very important component of taste, and without it, the apple snack was just a dry, crunchy, sugar and tart taste.There is no doubt that dried apples are good for you, but any nutritionist would agree that in going from a fresh fruit to a dried product, a significant amount of enzymes, vitamins, and minerals are lost. I'll stick with eating fresh apples as a snack.

Answer: was so crunchy and dry at the same time

I wanted to like these snacks because they sounded healthy and easy to eat, a truly guilt-free, healthy snack. I've been eating them little by little over the last few days. I've eaten half the bag now and I can definitely say that I really don't like them at all. In fact, I have no desire to finish the bag. I definitely would not buy this snack again. Neither would I be tempted to take a bite if I found a bowl of them at a party. The package contains four one-quarter cup servings. Each serving consists of about a dozen round marble-sized dried apple clusters held together by concentrated apple juice mixed with potato starch. These round snack clusters are extremely crunchy, needing the powerful back molars to crush them. When I first did this, my mouth felt like it was full of a very dry crunchy substance that when crushed, gave off a dry powder around my mouth. There was nothing to relieve the dry feeling (no lubricating fat or liquid content). This was an odd sensation, and not a pleasant one. Even crunchy chips and nuts have a high fat content to lubricate them. <hl> I can't remember tasting anything before that was so crunchy and dry at the same time .After <hl> the extreme crunch, the next thing I noticed was an unusual sweetness on top of a very muted apple and cinnamon flavor. I don't mean a strong candy-like sweetness, but rather a sweetness not generally associated with an apple taste. Obviously, these clusters have been soaked in highly concentrated apple juice and the intense sweetness came from what I perceived as too much natural apple sugar. The final sensation I noticed was a nice tart after-taste that lingered after the snack was swallowed. The snack didn't taste bad, but it certainly didn't taste very good either. Personally, I did not like the crunchy dry texture, nor did I enjoy the unnatural sweetness coming from something with subtle apple flavor. The tart after-taste was mildly pleasurable. As an experiment, I grabbed a real apple and cut it up into bite-sized pieces. I tested the two snacks side by side. For me, the real apple was without any doubt the better snack. What I quickly realized in this comparison experiment was what the apple snack lacked over the real thing. An apple is juicy; the snack was dry. The apple has a very complex mixture of many subtle tastes; the snack was dominated by only two overwhelming tastes: sweetness and tartness. The real apple gave off a lovely strong aroma; the snack had very little apple scent at all, even if I stuck my nose into the bag immediately after opening it. Scent is a very important component of taste, and without it, the apple snack was just a dry, crunchy, sugar and tart taste. There is no doubt that dried apples are good for you, but any nutritionist would agree that in going from a fresh fruit to a dried product, a significant amount of enzymes, vitamins, and minerals are lost. I'll stick with eating fresh apples as a snack.

I wanted to like these snacks because they sounded healthy and easy to eat, a truly guilt-free, healthy snack. I've been eating them little by little over the last few days. I've eaten half the bag now and I can definitely say that I really don't like them at all. In fact, I have no desire to finish the bag.I definitely would not buy this snack again. Neither would I be tempted to take a bite if I found a bowl of them at a party.The package contains four one-quarter cup servings. Each serving consists of about a dozen round marble-sized dried apple clusters held together by concentrated apple juice mixed with potato starch.These round snack clusters are extremely crunchy, needing the powerful back molars to crush them. When I first did this, my mouth felt like it was full of a very dry crunchy substance that when crushed, gave off a dry powder around my mouth. There was nothing to relieve the dry feeling (no lubricating fat or liquid content). This was an odd sensation, and not a pleasant one. Even crunchy chips and nuts have a high fat content to lubricate them. I can't remember tasting anything before that <hl> was so crunchy and dry at the same time <hl>.After the extreme crunch, the next thing I noticed was an unusual sweetness on top of a very muted apple and cinnamon flavor. I don't mean a strong candy-like sweetness, but rather a sweetness not generally associated with an apple taste. Obviously, these clusters have been soaked in highly concentrated apple juice and the intense sweetness came from what I perceived as too much natural apple sugar. The final sensation I noticed was a nice tart after-taste that lingered after the snack was swallowed.The snack didn't taste bad, but it certainly didn't taste very good either. Personally, I did not like the crunchy dry texture, nor did I enjoy the unnatural sweetness coming from something with subtle apple flavor. The tart after-taste was mildly pleasurable.As an experiment, I grabbed a real apple and cut it up into bite-sized pieces. I tested the two snacks side by side. For me, the real apple was without any doubt the better snack. What I quickly realized in this comparison experiment was what the apple snack lacked over the real thing. An apple is juicy; the snack was dry. The apple has a very complex mixture of many subtle tastes; the snack was dominated by only two overwhelming tastes: sweetness and tartness. The real apple gave off a lovely strong aroma; the snack had very little apple scent at all, even if I stuck my nose into the bag immediately after opening it. Scent is a very important component of taste, and without it, the apple snack was just a dry, crunchy, sugar and tart taste.There is no doubt that dried apples are good for you, but any nutritionist would agree that in going from a fresh fruit to a dried product, a significant amount of enzymes, vitamins, and minerals are lost. I'll stick with eating fresh apples as a snack.

I can't remember tasting anything before that <hl> was so crunchy and dry at the same time <hl> .After


Question: Is the taste of this sauce so good for all kinds of food?

Tried this variety pack and loved all the flavors.  From the bold to the mild.  All coffee's were flavorful. .

Answer: Tried this variety pack and loved all the flavors

<hl> Tried this variety pack and loved all the flavors . <hl> From the bold to the mild. All coffee's were flavorful. .

<hl> Tried this variety pack and loved all the flavors <hl>. From the bold to the mild. All coffee's were flavorful. .

<hl> Tried this variety pack and loved all the flavors <hl> .


Question: How is the texture?

I love the taste and the texture of these steel cut oats, but they can be somewhat of a labor of love to prepare.  It can take about 35 minutes to cook them from start to finish, with lots of stirring of the pot and keeping track of exactly how the heat is regulated on your stove.  I have made them the "long" way many times.  The taste is absolutely wonderful and the texture is quite pleasing.  I have also soaked the oats in water overnight and then cooked them the next morning which reduces the cooking time to about 10 minutes for me.  Still the same wonderful taste, but this method loses quite a lot of the whole grain sensation in the mouth.I was in the market for a rice cooker and while investigating them I noticed that some have a setting for porridge.  When I made my choice of the Panasonic SR-DE103 rice cooker it was partially because I wanted to use it to cook these oats.  The only drawback is that the rice cooker will only cook two servings at a time because the oats foam and bubble up so much during cooking.  Any more than two servings and they will be bubbling out of the steam vent of the cooker!  It also takes one hour to cook those two servings, but I can be off doing other things while the cooker takes care of the oats.  The oats cooked in the rice cooker have the same taste and texture as those cooked for the 35 minute method on the stove.This product is delightful.  I do add a tiny pinch of salt during the cooking time.  They are wonderful with either white sugar, brown sugar, honey, maple syrup, butter, or just completely unadorned.  And, which is very important, a serving of these steel cut oats stick with me and I don't find myself wanting to eat a second breakfast two hours later.  One serving lasts until lunch time and beyond (if I'm really busy).  Any leftovers also keep well in a bowl in the refrigerator and warm up nicely in the microwave.  Just an all around great product.

Answer: the texture of these steel cut oats

<hl> I love the taste and the texture of these steel cut oats , but they can be somewhat of a labor of love to prepare. <hl> It can take about 35 minutes to cook them from start to finish, with lots of stirring of the pot and keeping track of exactly how the heat is regulated on your stove. I have made them the "long" way many times. The taste is absolutely wonderful and the texture is quite pleasing. I have also soaked the oats in water overnight and then cooked them the next morning which reduces the cooking time to about 10 minutes for me. Still the same wonderful taste, but this method loses quite a lot of the whole grain sensation in the mouth. I was in the market for a rice cooker and while investigating them I noticed that some have a setting for porridge. When I made my choice of the Panasonic SR-DE103 rice cooker it was partially because I wanted to use it to cook these oats. The only drawback is that the rice cooker will only cook two servings at a time because the oats foam and bubble up so much during cooking. Any more than two servings and they will be bubbling out of the steam vent of the cooker! It also takes one hour to cook those two servings, but I can be off doing other things while the cooker takes care of the oats. The oats cooked in the rice cooker have the same taste and texture as those cooked for the 35 minute method on the stove. This product is delightful. I do add a tiny pinch of salt during the cooking time. They are wonderful with either white sugar, brown sugar, honey, maple syrup, butter, or just completely unadorned. And, which is very important, a serving of these steel cut oats stick with me and I don't find myself wanting to eat a second breakfast two hours later. One serving lasts until lunch time and beyond (if I'm really busy). Any leftovers also keep well in a bowl in the refrigerator and warm up nicely in the microwave. Just an all around great product.

I love the taste and <hl> the texture of these steel cut oats <hl>, but they can be somewhat of a labor of love to prepare. It can take about 35 minutes to cook them from start to finish, with lots of stirring of the pot and keeping track of exactly how the heat is regulated on your stove. I have made them the "long" way many times. The taste is absolutely wonderful and the texture is quite pleasing. I have also soaked the oats in water overnight and then cooked them the next morning which reduces the cooking time to about 10 minutes for me. Still the same wonderful taste, but this method loses quite a lot of the whole grain sensation in the mouth.I was in the market for a rice cooker and while investigating them I noticed that some have a setting for porridge. When I made my choice of the Panasonic SR-DE103 rice cooker it was partially because I wanted to use it to cook these oats. The only drawback is that the rice cooker will only cook two servings at a time because the oats foam and bubble up so much during cooking. Any more than two servings and they will be bubbling out of the steam vent of the cooker! It also takes one hour to cook those two servings, but I can be off doing other things while the cooker takes care of the oats. The oats cooked in the rice cooker have the same taste and texture as those cooked for the 35 minute method on the stove.This product is delightful. I do add a tiny pinch of salt during the cooking time. They are wonderful with either white sugar, brown sugar, honey, maple syrup, butter, or just completely unadorned. And, which is very important, a serving of these steel cut oats stick with me and I don't find myself wanting to eat a second breakfast two hours later. One serving lasts until lunch time and beyond (if I'm really busy). Any leftovers also keep well in a bowl in the refrigerator and warm up nicely in the microwave. Just an all around great product.

I love the taste and <hl> the texture of these steel cut oats <hl> , but they can be somewhat of a labor of love to prepare.


Question: What is your opinion on the amount of sugar in the snack?

This was very impressive.  As a snack, it's basically mushed up dates with some cashews.  It has a VERY different consistency from grain based bars: imagine a sort of rolled-up fruit rollup, and you'll come close.  The cashews add a nice crunch, and it has a very distinct cherry flavor.For someone trying to eat naturally, it's tough to get any better!  Though what "Rice Protein Concentrate" is, I'm not sure, and I don't think it really needs any added sweetening from the agave and would prefer to see raw honey instead, or no sweeteners at all.  (There are some controversies around agave, apparently.)I'm interested in trying other flavors: apparently, Amazon also sells a variety pack!

Answer: This was very impressive

This was very impressive .

<hl> This was very impressive . <hl> As a snack, it's basically mushed up dates with some cashews. It has a VERY different consistency from grain based bars: imagine a sort of rolled-up fruit rollup, and you'll come close. The cashews add a nice crunch, and it has a very distinct cherry flavor. For someone trying to eat naturally, it's tough to get any better! Though what "Rice Protein Concentrate" is, I'm not sure, and I don't think it really needs any added sweetening from the agave and would prefer to see raw honey instead, or no sweeteners at all. (There are some controversies around agave, apparently.)I'm interested in trying other flavors: apparently, Amazon also sells a variety pack!

<hl> This was very impressive <hl>. As a snack, it's basically mushed up dates with some cashews. It has a VERY different consistency from grain based bars: imagine a sort of rolled-up fruit rollup, and you'll come close. The cashews add a nice crunch, and it has a very distinct cherry flavor.For someone trying to eat naturally, it's tough to get any better! Though what "Rice Protein Concentrate" is, I'm not sure, and I don't think it really needs any added sweetening from the agave and would prefer to see raw honey instead, or no sweeteners at all. (There are some controversies around agave, apparently.)I'm interested in trying other flavors: apparently, Amazon also sells a variety pack!


Question: How is the seed?

OILS: Rancid is a process of mother nature and has nothing to do with organic, conventional, GMO or the type of seed since rancid has to do with oil. It is not important if the oil or the tablet is even frozen at the time of production till you consume since any seed, and I mean any type of seed regardless of the brand will go rancid once ground and cracked open since the shell, the protection is removed which will allow air and moisture access the oil of the seed much quicker than when the seed is in a complete un-hulled form. The best example of rancidity is brown rice. Place some brown rice in freezer and you will notice in few months it will not even cook since the oils have gone rancid even if it was kept in a sealed container in the freezer regardless. Chia is the only seed that does not need to be ground in order for human body to digest and get the nutrients and can be stored for longer time than any other seed without going rancid. Sesame seed, flax seed, etc. are so dense that will pass through human body when not ground making it absolutely worthless since human body can not digest it in its natural form.FIBER: Fiber is essential for body since fiber absorbs the unwanted liquid in the gut and body has to defecate that blown up fiber which in return lowers cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, etc. and brings comfort and efficiency to human body unlike fat which stays in human body unless needed for energy. Flax is high in fiber.MINERALS: Flax is one of the kings of nutrients when it comes to minerals and so important to me as a whole delicious seed; highest ALA, high magnesium, high potassium, calcium with the healthiest fat.Accordingly for 100gr servings size of;SESAME__FLAX__CHIA__AMARANTH__QUINOA__HEMP__PISTACHIO__ALMOND__CASHEW__PEANUTCALORIES565__534__490__371__368__567__557__575__553__585SAT FAT34__18__16__7__4__17__27__19__39__34CALCIUM99__26__63__16__5__0__11__26__4__5MAGNESIUM89__98__0__62__49__167__30__67__73__44POTASSIUM14__23__5__15__16__167__29__20__19__19ZINC48__29__23__19__21__83__15__21__39__22FIBER47__109__151__8__11__4 __41__49__13__32PHYTOSTEROLS714__0__0__0__0__N/A__214__0__0__0FRESHNESS: Fresh means nutritious and delicious. I consume lots of seeds, beans, grains, vegetables, etc. and freshness is a priority regardless of the brand so I always purchase my food ingredients in small quantities from reputable sellers with high turnover. When fresh, food is nutritious and that goes for any food in any form, from frozen to canned. Fresh food is nutritious as well as delicious since nutrients give food its delicious taste. When old or rancid, nutrients are gone and any food item becomes an empty calories with no taste and absolutely worthless regardless of the brand or price, organic or conventional. For few years I consumed seeds in oil form since physicians advised me to do so not knowing that majority are not aware that seeds hardly offer any nutrients unless; seeds are fresh, not old which means rancid, not in oil form, not in supplement form, not hulled, ground and consumed within few days, kept in dark cold temperatures, away from light-sun-moisture since the oil in seeds and nuts go rancid regardless. That is why brown rice which has its nutrients will go rancid even if kept in freezer while white rice will last for years at room temperature since it hardly has any nutrients or oil. I ground in my coffee grinder sesame, flax, chia, amaranth, hemp then add cocoa, isolate protein, soy milk and consume it before my workouts on daily basis for its vitamins, minerals, protein and many nutrients, without much spike in my glucose. Un-hulled seeds are full of nutrients. I never consume hulled seeds which are empty calories, absolutely worthless since the nutrients have been removed.OMEGA-3: You will never see ALA on any fish you purchase. Infact you will never see ALA on any fish oil supplement either, you will only see EPA and DHA. ALA is not the same as EPA or DHA. That is true for any brand of flaxseed regardless if such flaxseed oil is in solid form, oil form in a bottle or in a capsule form. Greens, veges, nuts, seeds and fruits do not offer any Omega-3 in form of EPA/DHA since omega-3 EPA/DHA is an animal source. There are two major types of omega-3 fatty acids in our diets: One type is alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), which is found in plants the other type, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), is found in fatty fish. The body partially converts ALA to EPA and DHA. There is no proof what percent of ALA gets converted by human body to EPA or DHA. You can consume all ALAs that you want and depending to your genes it may never turn any into omega-3. Blood test is the only way to see the affects. I get omega 3 from sardines although flaxseed is an important part of my diet since flaxseed offers so many nutrients. Flaxseed offers more ALA than chia for $1.99 a pound not $15 a pound, 22.8gr vs. 17.8gr.

Answer: the seed is in a complete un-hulled form

OILS: Rancid is a process of mother nature and has nothing to do with organic, conventional, GMO or the type of seed since rancid has to do with oil. <hl> It is not important if the oil or the tablet is even frozen at the time of production till you consume since any seed, and I mean any type of seed regardless of the brand will go rancid once ground and cracked open since the shell, the protection is removed which will allow air and moisture access the oil of the seed much quicker than when the seed is in a complete un-hulled form . <hl> The best example of rancidity is brown rice. Place some brown rice in freezer and you will notice in few months it will not even cook since the oils have gone rancid even if it was kept in a sealed container in the freezer regardless. Chia is the only seed that does not need to be ground in order for human body to digest and get the nutrients and can be stored for longer time than any other seed without going rancid. Sesame seed, flax seed, etc. are so dense that will pass through human body when not ground making it absolutely worthless since human body can not digest it in its natural form. FIBER: Fiber is essential for body since fiber absorbs the unwanted liquid in the gut and body has to defecate that blown up fiber which in return lowers cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, etc. and brings comfort and efficiency to human body unlike fat which stays in human body unless needed for energy. Flax is high in fiber. MINERALS: Flax is one of the kings of nutrients when it comes to minerals and so important to me as a whole delicious seed; highest ALA, high magnesium, high potassium, calcium with the healthiest fat. Accordingly for 100gr servings size of;SESAME__FLAX__CHIA__AMARANTH__QUINOA__HEMP__PISTACHIO__ALMOND__CASHEW__PEANUTCALORIES565__534__490__371__368__567__557__575__553__585SAT FAT34__18__16__7__4__17__27__19__39__34CALCIUM99__26__63__16__5__0__11__26__4__5MAGNESIUM89__98__0__62__49__167__30__67__73__44POTASSIUM14__23__5__15__16__167__29__20__19__19ZINC48__29__23__19__21__83__15__21__39__22FIBER47__109__151__8__11__4 __41__49__13__32PHYTOSTEROLS714__0__0__0__0__N/A__214__0__0__0FRESHNESS: Fresh means nutritious and delicious. I consume lots of seeds, beans, grains, vegetables, etc. and freshness is a priority regardless of the brand so I always purchase my food ingredients in small quantities from reputable sellers with high turnover. When fresh, food is nutritious and that goes for any food in any form, from frozen to canned. Fresh food is nutritious as well as delicious since nutrients give food its delicious taste. When old or rancid, nutrients are gone and any food item becomes an empty calories with no taste and absolutely worthless regardless of the brand or price, organic or conventional. For few years I consumed seeds in oil form since physicians advised me to do so not knowing that majority are not aware that seeds hardly offer any nutrients unless; seeds are fresh, not old which means rancid, not in oil form, not in supplement form, not hulled, ground and consumed within few days, kept in dark cold temperatures, away from light-sun-moisture since the oil in seeds and nuts go rancid regardless. That is why brown rice which has its nutrients will go rancid even if kept in freezer while white rice will last for years at room temperature since it hardly has any nutrients or oil. I ground in my coffee grinder sesame, flax, chia, amaranth, hemp then add cocoa, isolate protein, soy milk and consume it before my workouts on daily basis for its vitamins, minerals, protein and many nutrients, without much spike in my glucose. Un-hulled seeds are full of nutrients. I never consume hulled seeds which are empty calories, absolutely worthless since the nutrients have been removed. OMEGA-3: You will never see ALA on any fish you purchase. Infact you will never see ALA on any fish oil supplement either, you will only see EPA and DHA. ALA is not the same as EPA or DHA. That is true for any brand of flaxseed regardless if such flaxseed oil is in solid form, oil form in a bottle or in a capsule form. Greens, veges, nuts, seeds and fruits do not offer any Omega-3 in form of EPA/DHA since omega-3 EPA/DHA is an animal source. There are two major types of omega-3 fatty acids in our diets: One type is alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), which is found in plants the other type, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), is found in fatty fish. The body partially converts ALA to EPA and DHA. There is no proof what percent of ALA gets converted by human body to EPA or DHA. You can consume all ALAs that you want and depending to your genes it may never turn any into omega-3. Blood test is the only way to see the affects. I get omega 3 from sardines although flaxseed is an important part of my diet since flaxseed offers so many nutrients. Flaxseed offers more ALA than chia for $1.99 a pound not $15 a pound, 22.8gr vs. 17.8gr.

OILS: Rancid is a process of mother nature and has nothing to do with organic, conventional, GMO or the type of seed since rancid has to do with oil. It is not important if the oil or the tablet is even frozen at the time of production till you consume since any seed, and I mean any type of seed regardless of the brand will go rancid once ground and cracked open since the shell, the protection is removed which will allow air and moisture access the oil of the seed much quicker than when <hl> the seed is in a complete un-hulled form <hl>. The best example of rancidity is brown rice. Place some brown rice in freezer and you will notice in few months it will not even cook since the oils have gone rancid even if it was kept in a sealed container in the freezer regardless. Chia is the only seed that does not need to be ground in order for human body to digest and get the nutrients and can be stored for longer time than any other seed without going rancid. Sesame seed, flax seed, etc. are so dense that will pass through human body when not ground making it absolutely worthless since human body can not digest it in its natural form.FIBER: Fiber is essential for body since fiber absorbs the unwanted liquid in the gut and body has to defecate that blown up fiber which in return lowers cholesterol, glucose, blood pressure, etc. and brings comfort and efficiency to human body unlike fat which stays in human body unless needed for energy. Flax is high in fiber.MINERALS: Flax is one of the kings of nutrients when it comes to minerals and so important to me as a whole delicious seed; highest ALA, high magnesium, high potassium, calcium with the healthiest fat.Accordingly for 100gr servings size of;SESAME__FLAX__CHIA__AMARANTH__QUINOA__HEMP__PISTACHIO__ALMOND__CASHEW__PEANUTCALORIES565__534__490__371__368__567__557__575__553__585SAT FAT34__18__16__7__4__17__27__19__39__34CALCIUM99__26__63__16__5__0__11__26__4__5MAGNESIUM89__98__0__62__49__167__30__67__73__44POTASSIUM14__23__5__15__16__167__29__20__19__19ZINC48__29__23__19__21__83__15__21__39__22FIBER47__109__151__8__11__4 __41__49__13__32PHYTOSTEROLS714__0__0__0__0__N/A__214__0__0__0FRESHNESS: Fresh means nutritious and delicious. I consume lots of seeds, beans, grains, vegetables, etc. and freshness is a priority regardless of the brand so I always purchase my food ingredients in small quantities from reputable sellers with high turnover. When fresh, food is nutritious and that goes for any food in any form, from frozen to canned. Fresh food is nutritious as well as delicious since nutrients give food its delicious taste. When old or rancid, nutrients are gone and any food item becomes an empty calories with no taste and absolutely worthless regardless of the brand or price, organic or conventional. For few years I consumed seeds in oil form since physicians advised me to do so not knowing that majority are not aware that seeds hardly offer any nutrients unless; seeds are fresh, not old which means rancid, not in oil form, not in supplement form, not hulled, ground and consumed within few days, kept in dark cold temperatures, away from light-sun-moisture since the oil in seeds and nuts go rancid regardless. That is why brown rice which has its nutrients will go rancid even if kept in freezer while white rice will last for years at room temperature since it hardly has any nutrients or oil. I ground in my coffee grinder sesame, flax, chia, amaranth, hemp then add cocoa, isolate protein, soy milk and consume it before my workouts on daily basis for its vitamins, minerals, protein and many nutrients, without much spike in my glucose. Un-hulled seeds are full of nutrients. I never consume hulled seeds which are empty calories, absolutely worthless since the nutrients have been removed.OMEGA-3: You will never see ALA on any fish you purchase. Infact you will never see ALA on any fish oil supplement either, you will only see EPA and DHA. ALA is not the same as EPA or DHA. That is true for any brand of flaxseed regardless if such flaxseed oil is in solid form, oil form in a bottle or in a capsule form. Greens, veges, nuts, seeds and fruits do not offer any Omega-3 in form of EPA/DHA since omega-3 EPA/DHA is an animal source. There are two major types of omega-3 fatty acids in our diets: One type is alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), which is found in plants the other type, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), is found in fatty fish. The body partially converts ALA to EPA and DHA. There is no proof what percent of ALA gets converted by human body to EPA or DHA. You can consume all ALAs that you want and depending to your genes it may never turn any into omega-3. Blood test is the only way to see the affects. I get omega 3 from sardines although flaxseed is an important part of my diet since flaxseed offers so many nutrients. Flaxseed offers more ALA than chia for $1.99 a pound not $15 a pound, 22.8gr vs. 17.8gr.

It is not important if the oil or the tablet is even frozen at the time of production till you consume since any seed, and I mean any type of seed regardless of the brand will go rancid once ground and cracked open since the shell, the protection is removed which will allow air and moisture access the oil of the seed much quicker than when <hl> the seed is in a complete un-hulled form <hl> .


Question: Does this kernel its big or small?

Recently as much as I attempt to actively avoid watching Doctor Oz, he somehow ended up on my television one afternoon and it was an episode dedicated to the evils of microwaved bags of popcorn.  Did he make me feel paranoid? YES!  The next day I chose this popping corn because of my new found cancer fear (Thanks Dr. Oz!).There were barely any dead kernels left each and every time we popped the corn.  We tried with oil, butter and finally coconut oil.  Coconut oil was by far the winner.  The kernels were fluffy, white and large each and every time.  If you are searching for an American produced product, Kosher-certified and whole grain then this will be the brand for you.  If you are into saving money and prefer a larger quantity because your family consumes popcorn almost daily then this is not the product for you!  It is just too expensive compared to the other brands available at your local supermarket coupled with promotional coupons.At the end, it pops prettier but it tastes the same.  Personally I do not have a popper and would have to prepare this on the stove top.  It was a H.A.S.S.L.E. each and every time... It just takes too much effort when you want to snack right at that moment.  If you have an air popper or brown paper bags, you can microwave just the way you would with the microwaveable bags.  Sorry Dr. Oz... I am caving and buying the bags again.Recommend if you have a rather small family or require the specific points that I have mentioned previously.  For our family, it is just too expensive.  Delicious but expensive.

Answer: The kernels were fluffy, white and large each

Recently as much as I attempt to actively avoid watching Doctor Oz, he somehow ended up on my television one afternoon and it was an episode dedicated to the evils of microwaved bags of popcorn. Did he make me feel paranoid? YES! The next day I chose this popping corn because of my new found cancer fear (Thanks Dr. Oz!).There were barely any dead kernels left each and every time we popped the corn. We tried with oil, butter and finally coconut oil. Coconut oil was by far the winner. <hl> The kernels were fluffy, white and large each and every time. <hl> If you are searching for an American produced product, Kosher-certified and whole grain then this will be the brand for you. If you are into saving money and prefer a larger quantity because your family consumes popcorn almost daily then this is not the product for you! It is just too expensive compared to the other brands available at your local supermarket coupled with promotional coupons. At the end, it pops prettier but it tastes the same. Personally I do not have a popper and would have to prepare this on the stove top. It was a H.A.S.S.L.E. each and every time... It just takes too much effort when you want to snack right at that moment. If you have an air popper or brown paper bags, you can microwave just the way you would with the microwaveable bags. Sorry Dr. Oz... I am caving and buying the bags again. Recommend if you have a rather small family or require the specific points that I have mentioned previously. For our family, it is just too expensive. Delicious but expensive.

Recently as much as I attempt to actively avoid watching Doctor Oz, he somehow ended up on my television one afternoon and it was an episode dedicated to the evils of microwaved bags of popcorn. Did he make me feel paranoid? YES! The next day I chose this popping corn because of my new found cancer fear (Thanks Dr. Oz!).There were barely any dead kernels left each and every time we popped the corn. We tried with oil, butter and finally coconut oil. Coconut oil was by far the winner. <hl> The kernels were fluffy, white and large each <hl> and every time. If you are searching for an American produced product, Kosher-certified and whole grain then this will be the brand for you. If you are into saving money and prefer a larger quantity because your family consumes popcorn almost daily then this is not the product for you! It is just too expensive compared to the other brands available at your local supermarket coupled with promotional coupons.At the end, it pops prettier but it tastes the same. Personally I do not have a popper and would have to prepare this on the stove top. It was a H.A.S.S.L.E. each and every time... It just takes too much effort when you want to snack right at that moment. If you have an air popper or brown paper bags, you can microwave just the way you would with the microwaveable bags. Sorry Dr. Oz... I am caving and buying the bags again.Recommend if you have a rather small family or require the specific points that I have mentioned previously. For our family, it is just too expensive. Delicious but expensive.


Question: Is coffee good?

I have a cup of this with me right now and am pleased to report that this coffee is quite good - smooth, mellow and surprisingly rich. The low-acid blend removes the bite and aftertaste w/o sacrificing the full flavor. It has an almost smoky undertone that I wasn't expecting. I would certainly recommend this not only to those who need a low-acid blend, but to anyone looking for a full bodied, but mellow coffee. I suspect this would be great with pastry or danish and as an after dinner drink. I made it using an ordinary, decent drip machine and it came out wonderfully. I like this coffee a lot.

Answer: this coffee is quite good

<hl> I have a cup of this with me right now and am pleased to report that this coffee is quite good - smooth, mellow and surprisingly rich. <hl> The low-acid blend removes the bite and aftertaste w/o sacrificing the full flavor. It has an almost smoky undertone that I wasn't expecting. I would certainly recommend this not only to those who need a low-acid blend, but to anyone looking for a full bodied, but mellow coffee. I suspect this would be great with pastry or danish and as an after dinner drink. I made it using an ordinary, decent drip machine and it came out wonderfully. I like this coffee a lot.

I have a cup of this with me right now and am pleased to report that <hl> this coffee is quite good <hl> - smooth, mellow and surprisingly rich. The low-acid blend removes the bite and aftertaste w/o sacrificing the full flavor. It has an almost smoky undertone that I wasn't expecting. I would certainly recommend this not only to those who need a low-acid blend, but to anyone looking for a full bodied, but mellow coffee. I suspect this would be great with pastry or danish and as an after dinner drink. I made it using an ordinary, decent drip machine and it came out wonderfully. I like this coffee a lot.


Question: How was the texture?

I've only used Barilla Spaghetti Plus Multigrain once, but it seems to be a decent product. It is similar in texture and tenderness to white flour pasta and it has no noticeable flavor, at least not with the relatively light sauce (basil, olive oil, lemon juice, capers, salt, garlic) that I used. It does not have the chewy texture and nutty flavor associated with whole wheat pasta. Nutritionally, it has more fiber and protein than Barilla's white flour product, but less fiber than their Whole Grain (51% whole wheat) product. Calories are the same for all three products. None have a lot of fat, but multigrain has the most. Some people would argue that the whole grain product is healthier than the more heavily processed product. I don't know, but multigrain does appear to be a better nutritional choice than white flour and a more palatable choice than whole wheat.

Answer: It does not have the chewy texture and nutty flavor associated with whole wheat pasta

I've only used Barilla Spaghetti Plus Multigrain once, but it seems to be a decent product. It is similar in texture and tenderness to white flour pasta and it has no noticeable flavor, at least not with the relatively light sauce (basil, olive oil, lemon juice, capers, salt, garlic) that I used. <hl> It does not have the chewy texture and nutty flavor associated with whole wheat pasta . <hl> Nutritionally, it has more fiber and protein than Barilla's white flour product, but less fiber than their Whole Grain (51% whole wheat) product. Calories are the same for all three products. None have a lot of fat, but multigrain has the most. Some people would argue that the whole grain product is healthier than the more heavily processed product. I don't know, but multigrain does appear to be a better nutritional choice than white flour and a more palatable choice than whole wheat.

I've only used Barilla Spaghetti Plus Multigrain once, but it seems to be a decent product. It is similar in texture and tenderness to white flour pasta and it has no noticeable flavor, at least not with the relatively light sauce (basil, olive oil, lemon juice, capers, salt, garlic) that I used. <hl> It does not have the chewy texture and nutty flavor associated with whole wheat pasta <hl>. Nutritionally, it has more fiber and protein than Barilla's white flour product, but less fiber than their Whole Grain (51% whole wheat) product. Calories are the same for all three products. None have a lot of fat, but multigrain has the most. Some people would argue that the whole grain product is healthier than the more heavily processed product. I don't know, but multigrain does appear to be a better nutritional choice than white flour and a more palatable choice than whole wheat.

<hl> It does not have the chewy texture and nutty flavor associated with whole wheat pasta <hl> .


Question: What is the quality of taste?

I decided to review this product for the Vine program since I love granola, and I had never tried the KIND Healthy Grains brand before.  The combination of blueberry and vanilla was extremely appealing to me, so I decided to give it a try, in a cereal bowl with milk.  Let's start with the positive things about the granola, since there is much to like.  The product is gluten free, has 750 mg of Omega-3s, there are no refined sugars, no saturated fat (there are 3 grams of fat total in a 1/3 cup serving), no trans fat, 5 grams of fiber, and has very low sodium.  The sweeteners include evaporated cane juice, molasses, blueberry puree, apple puree, plum puree and apple juice.  In essence, it should be the perfect snack.  Unfortunately, it was not.  There was a very mild hint of vanilla flavoring and almost no distinguishable taste of blueberry to be found.  In fact, the granola lacked any kind of flavor at all.  And the granola clusters themselves lacked freshness and tasted quite stale.  The overwhelming smell when you open the bag is definitely flax, and not the formerly mentioned blueberry and vanilla that was advertised.  So what I had hoped would be a new favorite granola cereal ended up being a bit disappointing.  I wish that the flavor itself could have been better, because the ingredients are just so good for you.  I will more than likely eat some more of this, perhaps in yogurt to ease the crunchiness and stale taste a bit, but I will not be buying the product again.  If you are looking for a great tasting granola, I would highly recommendBack To Nature Granola Chocolate Delight, 12-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 6)or Nature's Path Love Crunch.  Both are much better tasting, and offer a better alternative to this product.

Answer: almost no distinguishable taste of blueberry to be found

I decided to review this product for the Vine program since I love granola, and I had never tried the KIND Healthy Grains brand before. The combination of blueberry and vanilla was extremely appealing to me, so I decided to give it a try, in a cereal bowl with milk. Let's start with the positive things about the granola, since there is much to like. The product is gluten free, has 750 mg of Omega-3s, there are no refined sugars, no saturated fat (there are 3 grams of fat total in a 1/3 cup serving), no trans fat, 5 grams of fiber, and has very low sodium. The sweeteners include evaporated cane juice, molasses, blueberry puree, apple puree, plum puree and apple juice. In essence, it should be the perfect snack. Unfortunately, it was not. <hl> There was a very mild hint of vanilla flavoring and almost no distinguishable taste of blueberry to be found . <hl> In fact, the granola lacked any kind of flavor at all. And the granola clusters themselves lacked freshness and tasted quite stale. The overwhelming smell when you open the bag is definitely flax, and not the formerly mentioned blueberry and vanilla that was advertised. So what I had hoped would be a new favorite granola cereal ended up being a bit disappointing. I wish that the flavor itself could have been better, because the ingredients are just so good for you. I will more than likely eat some more of this, perhaps in yogurt to ease the crunchiness and stale taste a bit, but I will not be buying the product again. If you are looking for a great tasting granola, I would highly recommendBack To Nature Granola Chocolate Delight, 12-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 6)or Nature's Path Love Crunch. Both are much better tasting, and offer a better alternative to this product.

I decided to review this product for the Vine program since I love granola, and I had never tried the KIND Healthy Grains brand before. The combination of blueberry and vanilla was extremely appealing to me, so I decided to give it a try, in a cereal bowl with milk. Let's start with the positive things about the granola, since there is much to like. The product is gluten free, has 750 mg of Omega-3s, there are no refined sugars, no saturated fat (there are 3 grams of fat total in a 1/3 cup serving), no trans fat, 5 grams of fiber, and has very low sodium. The sweeteners include evaporated cane juice, molasses, blueberry puree, apple puree, plum puree and apple juice. In essence, it should be the perfect snack. Unfortunately, it was not. There was a very mild hint of vanilla flavoring and <hl> almost no distinguishable taste of blueberry to be found <hl>. In fact, the granola lacked any kind of flavor at all. And the granola clusters themselves lacked freshness and tasted quite stale. The overwhelming smell when you open the bag is definitely flax, and not the formerly mentioned blueberry and vanilla that was advertised. So what I had hoped would be a new favorite granola cereal ended up being a bit disappointing. I wish that the flavor itself could have been better, because the ingredients are just so good for you. I will more than likely eat some more of this, perhaps in yogurt to ease the crunchiness and stale taste a bit, but I will not be buying the product again. If you are looking for a great tasting granola, I would highly recommendBack To Nature Granola Chocolate Delight, 12-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 6)or Nature's Path Love Crunch. Both are much better tasting, and offer a better alternative to this product.

There was a very mild hint of vanilla flavoring and <hl> almost no distinguishable taste of blueberry to be found <hl> .


Question: Was the chocolate very bitter?

This is a nice little gift set for you favorite chocolate lover. The ingredients are organic and Fair Trade Certified. The gift box also states it is suitable for vegetarians. The collection consists of twelve miniature chocolate bars that measure approximately 2 1/4 inch by 1 inch. The bars are 1/4 inch thick. You get two of each flavor in each box. The collection consists of Dark 70%, Milk, Toffee, Almond, Ginger and Cherry flavored bars. The Milk, Toffee, and Almond bars are milk chocolate. The Dark 70%, Ginger and Cherry are dark chocolate. My favorite was the ginger bar which boasted a subtle ginger flavor, with bits of crystallized ginger incorporated in the chocolate. The dark chocolate is good without being overly bitter like some dark chocolate can be. The milk chocolate is smooth and creamy in flavor. I enjoyed each flavor.This collection is a bit pricey as most good chocolate is, but I think it would make an excellent gift. The box has a wonderful presentation and the chocolates are delicious as well! It is a gift you can feel good about giving! I know I would be happy to receive a box of these chocolates as a gift!

Answer: This is a nice little gift set for you favorite chocolate lover

<hl> This is a nice little gift set for you favorite chocolate lover . <hl> The ingredients are organic and Fair Trade Certified. The gift box also states it is suitable for vegetarians. The collection consists of twelve miniature chocolate bars that measure approximately 2 1/4 inch by 1 inch. The bars are 1/4 inch thick. You get two of each flavor in each box. The collection consists of Dark 70%, Milk, Toffee, Almond, Ginger and Cherry flavored bars. The Milk, Toffee, and Almond bars are milk chocolate. The Dark 70%, Ginger and Cherry are dark chocolate. My favorite was the ginger bar which boasted a subtle ginger flavor, with bits of crystallized ginger incorporated in the chocolate. The dark chocolate is good without being overly bitter like some dark chocolate can be. The milk chocolate is smooth and creamy in flavor. I enjoyed each flavor. This collection is a bit pricey as most good chocolate is, but I think it would make an excellent gift. The box has a wonderful presentation and the chocolates are delicious as well! It is a gift you can feel good about giving! I know I would be happy to receive a box of these chocolates as a gift!

<hl> This is a nice little gift set for you favorite chocolate lover <hl>. The ingredients are organic and Fair Trade Certified. The gift box also states it is suitable for vegetarians. The collection consists of twelve miniature chocolate bars that measure approximately 2 1/4 inch by 1 inch. The bars are 1/4 inch thick. You get two of each flavor in each box. The collection consists of Dark 70%, Milk, Toffee, Almond, Ginger and Cherry flavored bars. The Milk, Toffee, and Almond bars are milk chocolate. The Dark 70%, Ginger and Cherry are dark chocolate. My favorite was the ginger bar which boasted a subtle ginger flavor, with bits of crystallized ginger incorporated in the chocolate. The dark chocolate is good without being overly bitter like some dark chocolate can be. The milk chocolate is smooth and creamy in flavor. I enjoyed each flavor.This collection is a bit pricey as most good chocolate is, but I think it would make an excellent gift. The box has a wonderful presentation and the chocolates are delicious as well! It is a gift you can feel good about giving! I know I would be happy to receive a box of these chocolates as a gift!

<hl> This is a nice little gift set for you favorite chocolate lover <hl> .


Question: How is the quality of this honey?

This honey is delicious! We've been buying it for about 4 years and will never buy the stuff on the store shelves again. Tastes good, great price, and best of all, it's from Colorado, USA, not China :-) Highly recommend this delicious honey to everyone.

Answer: This honey is delicious

This honey is delicious !

<hl> This honey is delicious ! <hl> We've been buying it for about 4 years and will never buy the stuff on the store shelves again. Tastes good, great price, and best of all, it's from Colorado, USA, not China :-) Highly recommend this delicious honey to everyone.

<hl> This honey is delicious <hl>! We've been buying it for about 4 years and will never buy the stuff on the store shelves again. Tastes good, great price, and best of all, it's from Colorado, USA, not China :-) Highly recommend this delicious honey to everyone.


Question: How is the sugar content?

If you love espresso, but are always on the run, this is a great product. I am a huge coffee drinker, and this, plus the other version with low fat milk, and a little sugar, are both great. I love the option to grab this, black and unsweetened, or the if in the mood, the lightly sweetened version, when running around with no time to brew my own. The quality is very high, and I gave this 4 stars, instead of 5, only because it is very expensive. If the high price is offset by the convenience, as it is for me, give this, or actually any of the illy coffees a try, they are all great. Also, travels with you very easily, as a few of the 6.8 ounce size cans can go in a briefcase, or any bag with ease.

Answer: little sugar

If you love espresso, but are always on the run, this is a great product. <hl> I am a huge coffee drinker, and this, plus the other version with low fat milk, and a little sugar , are both great. <hl> I love the option to grab this, black and unsweetened, or the if in the mood, the lightly sweetened version, when running around with no time to brew my own. The quality is very high, and I gave this 4 stars, instead of 5, only because it is very expensive. If the high price is offset by the convenience, as it is for me, give this, or actually any of the illy coffees a try, they are all great. Also, travels with you very easily, as a few of the 6.8 ounce size cans can go in a briefcase, or any bag with ease.

If you love espresso, but are always on the run, this is a great product. I am a huge coffee drinker, and this, plus the other version with low fat milk, and a <hl> little sugar <hl>, are both great. I love the option to grab this, black and unsweetened, or the if in the mood, the lightly sweetened version, when running around with no time to brew my own. The quality is very high, and I gave this 4 stars, instead of 5, only because it is very expensive. If the high price is offset by the convenience, as it is for me, give this, or actually any of the illy coffees a try, they are all great. Also, travels with you very easily, as a few of the 6.8 ounce size cans can go in a briefcase, or any bag with ease.

I am a huge coffee drinker, and this, plus the other version with low fat milk, and a <hl> little sugar <hl> , are both great.


Question: How about drinks at the bar?

I'm not a vegan or looking for gluten-free foods, but since this product is labeled as such, I'll take it at its word.  My real interest in this bar is the "natural" foods that comprise it.  I can pronounce everything on the label.Pluses:  You can really taste the crunchy peanuts and sweet raisins; they're both packed with "real" flavor.  The small bar also has 7g of protein (not nearly as much as a protein bar, but good for a pick-me-up) and 5g of fiber.Minuses:  The bar is very sticky (probably because of the real molasses in it that binds everything together).  It sticks to the wrapper...and then your fingers.  And that's eating it in air-conditioning.  Perhaps popping it into the refrigerator would help?  The small bar is also 200 calories, but at least it's filled with healthy ingredients.  Use it as a snack, not a side item!All in all, it's a tasty treat -- even moreso than a granola bar (and probably a little bit healthier too!).

Answer: My real interest in this bar is the "natural" foods that comprise it

I'm not a vegan or looking for gluten-free foods, but since this product is labeled as such, I'll take it at its word. <hl> My real interest in this bar is the "natural" foods that comprise it . <hl> I can pronounce everything on the label. Pluses: You can really taste the crunchy peanuts and sweet raisins; they're both packed with "real" flavor. The small bar also has 7g of protein (not nearly as much as a protein bar, but good for a pick-me-up) and 5g of fiber. Minuses: The bar is very sticky (probably because of the real molasses in it that binds everything together). It sticks to the wrapper...and then your fingers. And that's eating it in air-conditioning. Perhaps popping it into the refrigerator would help? The small bar is also 200 calories, but at least it's filled with healthy ingredients. Use it as a snack, not a side item!All in all, it's a tasty treat -- even moreso than a granola bar (and probably a little bit healthier too!).

I'm not a vegan or looking for gluten-free foods, but since this product is labeled as such, I'll take it at its word. <hl> My real interest in this bar is the "natural" foods that comprise it <hl>. I can pronounce everything on the label.Pluses: You can really taste the crunchy peanuts and sweet raisins; they're both packed with "real" flavor. The small bar also has 7g of protein (not nearly as much as a protein bar, but good for a pick-me-up) and 5g of fiber.Minuses: The bar is very sticky (probably because of the real molasses in it that binds everything together). It sticks to the wrapper...and then your fingers. And that's eating it in air-conditioning. Perhaps popping it into the refrigerator would help? The small bar is also 200 calories, but at least it's filled with healthy ingredients. Use it as a snack, not a side item!All in all, it's a tasty treat -- even moreso than a granola bar (and probably a little bit healthier too!).

<hl> My real interest in this bar is the "natural" foods that comprise it <hl> .


Question: How is the texture?

I like the texture of this product; it reminds me of stone-ground or coarse-ground bread.  I am generally a fan of crackers with a cheese filling, but the flavor of the cheese filling only moderately enthused me.  I thought the flavor could have been stronger and there could have been more cheese filling.  I could taste the flavor, but it sometimes got lost in the cracker flavor, which is good.  Indeed, the more I chewed a Crackerful, the more flavor I seemed to get from the cracker.This product proclaims on the front that it is an "excellent source of fiber."  One individual package has five grams of fiber, which is about 20% of the daily-recommended value of fiber.  However, those five grams of fiber is connected with 7 grams of total fat and 2 grams of saturated fat.  The total calories in the little bar are 130.  In my mind, connecting five grams of fiber to 7 grams of fat would argue against Crackerfuls being an "excellent" source of fiber.Another thing that influences my opinion of "excellent" is the list of ingredients, which extends for half the side of the box.  There are preservatives and all sorts of artificial ingredients.  What kind of person thinks a lengthy list of artificial ingredients and 7 grams of fat leads to the conclusion of "excellent"?  Not that I am pitching any particular product, but two Fiber Choice tablets have 4 grams of fiber, 16 calories, and no fat.  The Fiber Choice is significantly cheaper and has eight ingredients.  You tell me which product you would classify as an "excellent" source of fiber, or at least a "good" source of fiber.  Perhaps excellent would be raw vegetables or fruit.I also think Crackerfuls are relatively expensive considering the available options.  For example, Austin cheese crackers tend to be somewhere around $0.17 to $0.20 per ounce.  Crackerfuls cost about $0.92 per ounce, depending on the quantity you buy.Moving beyond price and the hyperbole of advertising, I think the packaging is good.  Each Crackerful has its own individual package, which means that you can throw them in a lunch box or your pocket and not have to worry about them getting stale or soggy.Bottom line:  I like these crackers.  They have good flavor and texture and their package makes them portable.  While I panned the "excellent" nature of the fiber, I consider crackers like these a snack and having fiber is neither make or break for the cracker.  A bigger hurdle is the price, which I think is high as compared to alternatives.  The price suggests this product is more of a luxury than an everyday snack cracker.Good luck!

Answer: I like the texture of this product; it reminds me of stone

<hl> I like the texture of this product; it reminds me of stone -ground or coarse-ground bread. <hl> I am generally a fan of crackers with a cheese filling, but the flavor of the cheese filling only moderately enthused me. I thought the flavor could have been stronger and there could have been more cheese filling. I could taste the flavor, but it sometimes got lost in the cracker flavor, which is good. Indeed, the more I chewed a Crackerful, the more flavor I seemed to get from the cracker. This product proclaims on the front that it is an "excellent source of fiber." One individual package has five grams of fiber, which is about 20% of the daily-recommended value of fiber. However, those five grams of fiber is connected with 7 grams of total fat and 2 grams of saturated fat. The total calories in the little bar are 130. In my mind, connecting five grams of fiber to 7 grams of fat would argue against Crackerfuls being an "excellent" source of fiber. Another thing that influences my opinion of "excellent" is the list of ingredients, which extends for half the side of the box. There are preservatives and all sorts of artificial ingredients. What kind of person thinks a lengthy list of artificial ingredients and 7 grams of fat leads to the conclusion of "excellent"? Not that I am pitching any particular product, but two Fiber Choice tablets have 4 grams of fiber, 16 calories, and no fat. The Fiber Choice is significantly cheaper and has eight ingredients. You tell me which product you would classify as an "excellent" source of fiber, or at least a "good" source of fiber. Perhaps excellent would be raw vegetables or fruit. I also think Crackerfuls are relatively expensive considering the available options. For example, Austin cheese crackers tend to be somewhere around $0.17 to $0.20 per ounce. Crackerfuls cost about $0.92 per ounce, depending on the quantity you buy. Moving beyond price and the hyperbole of advertising, I think the packaging is good. Each Crackerful has its own individual package, which means that you can throw them in a lunch box or your pocket and not have to worry about them getting stale or soggy. Bottom line: I like these crackers. They have good flavor and texture and their package makes them portable. While I panned the "excellent" nature of the fiber, I consider crackers like these a snack and having fiber is neither make or break for the cracker. A bigger hurdle is the price, which I think is high as compared to alternatives. The price suggests this product is more of a luxury than an everyday snack cracker. Good luck!

<hl> I like the texture of this product; it reminds me of stone <hl>-ground or coarse-ground bread. I am generally a fan of crackers with a cheese filling, but the flavor of the cheese filling only moderately enthused me. I thought the flavor could have been stronger and there could have been more cheese filling. I could taste the flavor, but it sometimes got lost in the cracker flavor, which is good. Indeed, the more I chewed a Crackerful, the more flavor I seemed to get from the cracker.This product proclaims on the front that it is an "excellent source of fiber." One individual package has five grams of fiber, which is about 20% of the daily-recommended value of fiber. However, those five grams of fiber is connected with 7 grams of total fat and 2 grams of saturated fat. The total calories in the little bar are 130. In my mind, connecting five grams of fiber to 7 grams of fat would argue against Crackerfuls being an "excellent" source of fiber.Another thing that influences my opinion of "excellent" is the list of ingredients, which extends for half the side of the box. There are preservatives and all sorts of artificial ingredients. What kind of person thinks a lengthy list of artificial ingredients and 7 grams of fat leads to the conclusion of "excellent"? Not that I am pitching any particular product, but two Fiber Choice tablets have 4 grams of fiber, 16 calories, and no fat. The Fiber Choice is significantly cheaper and has eight ingredients. You tell me which product you would classify as an "excellent" source of fiber, or at least a "good" source of fiber. Perhaps excellent would be raw vegetables or fruit.I also think Crackerfuls are relatively expensive considering the available options. For example, Austin cheese crackers tend to be somewhere around $0.17 to $0.20 per ounce. Crackerfuls cost about $0.92 per ounce, depending on the quantity you buy.Moving beyond price and the hyperbole of advertising, I think the packaging is good. Each Crackerful has its own individual package, which means that you can throw them in a lunch box or your pocket and not have to worry about them getting stale or soggy.Bottom line: I like these crackers. They have good flavor and texture and their package makes them portable. While I panned the "excellent" nature of the fiber, I consider crackers like these a snack and having fiber is neither make or break for the cracker. A bigger hurdle is the price, which I think is high as compared to alternatives. The price suggests this product is more of a luxury than an everyday snack cracker.Good luck!

<hl> I like the texture of this product; it reminds me of stone <hl> -ground or coarse-ground bread.


Question: How is the ingredient?

Uhg!  I ate this for breakfast with an apple & my stomach is already growling and it's only been like an hour.  I guess this would make a good snack bar, but the calories are kinda high for a snack (190).Compared to the blueberry Pure bar, this has more flavor.  Unfortunately neither bar is filling.  The cherry bar has a nice tart cherry taste.  Those of you looking for something sickly sweet, you will not find it here despite the Agave "nectar" (high fructose sugar stuff) that is in it.  If it wasn't for the high fructose agave syrup (they like to make it sound oh so healthy by calling it agave nectar), I would rate this bar a star higher.  I am on a mission to find agave free organic Vegan bars aside from Lara bars & haven't had any sucess.  It is so disappointing that the health food industry has jumped on the cheap sweet Agave rather than something else, like organic maple syrup or untreated organic sugar?  Organic maple syrup is delish, but oops expensive, so I guess I wont be seeing it in any Vegan bars anytime soon.Now if you think I'm a loon because of the Agave thing, go ahead & research it.  That's all I have to say.Anyway, if you are not concerned about agave or not looking for something to keep you from being hungry then this is a pretty tasty tart treat.  Maybe this would be better suited as a dessert bar.  Yes, I think so.  This would make a great dessert bar for me if they got rid of the agave!

Answer: apple

Uhg! <hl> I ate this for breakfast with an apple & my stomach is already growling and it's only been like an hour. <hl> I guess this would make a good snack bar, but the calories are kinda high for a snack (190).Compared to the blueberry Pure bar, this has more flavor. Unfortunately neither bar is filling. The cherry bar has a nice tart cherry taste. Those of you looking for something sickly sweet, you will not find it here despite the Agave "nectar" (high fructose sugar stuff) that is in it. If it wasn't for the high fructose agave syrup (they like to make it sound oh so healthy by calling it agave nectar), I would rate this bar a star higher. I am on a mission to find agave free organic Vegan bars aside from Lara bars & haven't had any sucess. It is so disappointing that the health food industry has jumped on the cheap sweet Agave rather than something else, like organic maple syrup or untreated organic sugar? Organic maple syrup is delish, but oops expensive, so I guess I wont be seeing it in any Vegan bars anytime soon. Now if you think I'm a loon because of the Agave thing, go ahead & research it. That's all I have to say. Anyway, if you are not concerned about agave or not looking for something to keep you from being hungry then this is a pretty tasty tart treat. Maybe this would be better suited as a dessert bar. Yes, I think so. This would make a great dessert bar for me if they got rid of the agave!

Uhg! I ate this for breakfast with an <hl> apple <hl> & my stomach is already growling and it's only been like an hour. I guess this would make a good snack bar, but the calories are kinda high for a snack (190).Compared to the blueberry Pure bar, this has more flavor. Unfortunately neither bar is filling. The cherry bar has a nice tart cherry taste. Those of you looking for something sickly sweet, you will not find it here despite the Agave "nectar" (high fructose sugar stuff) that is in it. If it wasn't for the high fructose agave syrup (they like to make it sound oh so healthy by calling it agave nectar), I would rate this bar a star higher. I am on a mission to find agave free organic Vegan bars aside from Lara bars & haven't had any sucess. It is so disappointing that the health food industry has jumped on the cheap sweet Agave rather than something else, like organic maple syrup or untreated organic sugar? Organic maple syrup is delish, but oops expensive, so I guess I wont be seeing it in any Vegan bars anytime soon.Now if you think I'm a loon because of the Agave thing, go ahead & research it. That's all I have to say.Anyway, if you are not concerned about agave or not looking for something to keep you from being hungry then this is a pretty tasty tart treat. Maybe this would be better suited as a dessert bar. Yes, I think so. This would make a great dessert bar for me if they got rid of the agave!


Question: What do you think about almond?

Anything that claims to be "dark chocolate" flavored immediately has my attention, as I'm a true chocoholic with a preference for the intense bittersweet flavor of a good dark chocolate.  Unfortunately, these cocoa-dipped almonds don't deliver on the promise of their name, although they are indeed a good, nutritious (but high fat) snack with a hint of sweetness and chocolate flavor.  Not surprisingly, the predominant flavor is almond; the nutty, skin-on taste overwhelms the chocolate dusting.  Nut lovers will likely appreciate the twist on an old favorite since the cocoa does indeed bring out the almond flavor.  The almonds are crunchy and roasted to perfection, with few or no overdone brown interiors.Diabetics and others who watch their sugar intake will be pleased to learn that this snack contains only 1 gram of sugar per 1/4 cup serving because of the addition of sucralose, an artificial sweeteners better known commercially as Splenda.  Dieters, however, will want to be careful with the 13 grams of fat in that same size serving.In general, I like Emerald nut products, but this one disappointed me, mostly because I found the chocolate flavor lacking and because I try to avoid artificial sweeteners.  When I crave nuts, I go right for this canister, but when I crave chocolate, I look for something else.Also from the same company and recommended by me:Emerald Nuts Glazed Pecans, Pecan Pie, 5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12),Emerald Nuts Dry Roasted Peanut, Honey Roasted Peanut & Cocktail Peanut, 4.5-Ounce Canisters (Pack of 18),Emerald Nuts Glazed Walnuts, Original, 7-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12)

Answer: these cocoa

Anything that claims to be "dark chocolate" flavored immediately has my attention, as I'm a true chocoholic with a preference for the intense bittersweet flavor of a good dark chocolate. <hl> Unfortunately, these cocoa -dipped almonds don't deliver on the promise of their name, although they are indeed a good, nutritious (but high fat) snack with a hint of sweetness and chocolate flavor. <hl> Not surprisingly, the predominant flavor is almond; the nutty, skin-on taste overwhelms the chocolate dusting. Nut lovers will likely appreciate the twist on an old favorite since the cocoa does indeed bring out the almond flavor. The almonds are crunchy and roasted to perfection, with few or no overdone brown interiors. Diabetics and others who watch their sugar intake will be pleased to learn that this snack contains only 1 gram of sugar per 1/4 cup serving because of the addition of sucralose, an artificial sweeteners better known commercially as Splenda. Dieters, however, will want to be careful with the 13 grams of fat in that same size serving. In general, I like Emerald nut products, but this one disappointed me, mostly because I found the chocolate flavor lacking and because I try to avoid artificial sweeteners. When I crave nuts, I go right for this canister, but when I crave chocolate, I look for something else. Also from the same company and recommended by me:Emerald Nuts Glazed Pecans, Pecan Pie, 5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12),Emerald Nuts Dry Roasted Peanut, Honey Roasted Peanut & Cocktail Peanut, 4.5-Ounce Canisters (Pack of 18),Emerald Nuts Glazed Walnuts, Original, 7-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12)

Anything that claims to be "dark chocolate" flavored immediately has my attention, as I'm a true chocoholic with a preference for the intense bittersweet flavor of a good dark chocolate. Unfortunately, <hl> these cocoa <hl>-dipped almonds don't deliver on the promise of their name, although they are indeed a good, nutritious (but high fat) snack with a hint of sweetness and chocolate flavor. Not surprisingly, the predominant flavor is almond; the nutty, skin-on taste overwhelms the chocolate dusting. Nut lovers will likely appreciate the twist on an old favorite since the cocoa does indeed bring out the almond flavor. The almonds are crunchy and roasted to perfection, with few or no overdone brown interiors.Diabetics and others who watch their sugar intake will be pleased to learn that this snack contains only 1 gram of sugar per 1/4 cup serving because of the addition of sucralose, an artificial sweeteners better known commercially as Splenda. Dieters, however, will want to be careful with the 13 grams of fat in that same size serving.In general, I like Emerald nut products, but this one disappointed me, mostly because I found the chocolate flavor lacking and because I try to avoid artificial sweeteners. When I crave nuts, I go right for this canister, but when I crave chocolate, I look for something else.Also from the same company and recommended by me:Emerald Nuts Glazed Pecans, Pecan Pie, 5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12),Emerald Nuts Dry Roasted Peanut, Honey Roasted Peanut & Cocktail Peanut, 4.5-Ounce Canisters (Pack of 18),Emerald Nuts Glazed Walnuts, Original, 7-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12)

Unfortunately, <hl> these cocoa <hl> -dipped almonds don't deliver on the promise of their name, although they are indeed a good, nutritious (but high fat) snack with a hint of sweetness and chocolate flavor.


Question: How is the consistency of cracker?

I never would have thought that apple and cinnamon would go so well in a graham cracker... but I was wrong. The apple and cinnamon flavor isn't overwhelming... it's just right. The crackers are nice and crispy with a great texture. Go good with milk too!

Answer: The crackers are nice

I never would have thought that apple and cinnamon would go so well in a graham cracker... but I was wrong. The apple and cinnamon flavor isn't overwhelming... it's just right. <hl> The crackers are nice and crispy with a great texture. <hl> Go good with milk too!

I never would have thought that apple and cinnamon would go so well in a graham cracker... but I was wrong. The apple and cinnamon flavor isn't overwhelming... it's just right. <hl> The crackers are nice <hl> and crispy with a great texture. Go good with milk too!


Question: Is it fair for the food to taste good?

I'm not big on the energy drinks and haven't used them a lot but I will use one when I need that extra boost to get through the night shift. This one is pretty good and different. It has a kinda odd flavor, kinda tart, very sweet, with a faint baking soda flavor in there somewhere crossed with very light carbonation. It's supposed to be Strawberry Banana but I couldn't really taste much that I could recognize as strawberry or banana. But other than being a little too sweet it was ok. I can say that I liked the taste of it just a little, at least I didn't hate it or dis-like it as I do most of the energy drinks. I can also say that I like it better than Red Bull. It would have been better if it wasn't so sweet and maybe had some carbonation. As for its effectiveness as a energy boost I'll have to get back to you on that. If it gets me through the night shift then it will be one that I wouldn't mind using again and probably will if I can find it.After using this last night it did help me a lot. I had more energy through the night shift and didn't have that much of a drop when it was running down. The best part was that it gave me the energy boost that I needed without making my jitter around like a frog on a hot sidewalk. It was good enough that it could possibly become habit forming since I could really use another shot of it today to help get over the slight hangover feeling that I had this morning. But fortunately for me they are expensive enough that I cant indulge myself and end up using them on a daily basis.

Answer: the taste of it just a little

I'm not big on the energy drinks and haven't used them a lot but I will use one when I need that extra boost to get through the night shift. This one is pretty good and different. It has a kinda odd flavor, kinda tart, very sweet, with a faint baking soda flavor in there somewhere crossed with very light carbonation. It's supposed to be Strawberry Banana but I couldn't really taste much that I could recognize as strawberry or banana. But other than being a little too sweet it was ok. <hl> I can say that I liked the taste of it just a little , at least I didn't hate it or dis-like it as I do most of the energy drinks. <hl> I can also say that I like it better than Red Bull. It would have been better if it wasn't so sweet and maybe had some carbonation. As for its effectiveness as a energy boost I'll have to get back to you on that. If it gets me through the night shift then it will be one that I wouldn't mind using again and probably will if I can find it. After using this last night it did help me a lot. I had more energy through the night shift and didn't have that much of a drop when it was running down. The best part was that it gave me the energy boost that I needed without making my jitter around like a frog on a hot sidewalk. It was good enough that it could possibly become habit forming since I could really use another shot of it today to help get over the slight hangover feeling that I had this morning. But fortunately for me they are expensive enough that I cant indulge myself and end up using them on a daily basis.

I'm not big on the energy drinks and haven't used them a lot but I will use one when I need that extra boost to get through the night shift. This one is pretty good and different. It has a kinda odd flavor, kinda tart, very sweet, with a faint baking soda flavor in there somewhere crossed with very light carbonation. It's supposed to be Strawberry Banana but I couldn't really taste much that I could recognize as strawberry or banana. But other than being a little too sweet it was ok. I can say that I liked <hl> the taste of it just a little <hl>, at least I didn't hate it or dis-like it as I do most of the energy drinks. I can also say that I like it better than Red Bull. It would have been better if it wasn't so sweet and maybe had some carbonation. As for its effectiveness as a energy boost I'll have to get back to you on that. If it gets me through the night shift then it will be one that I wouldn't mind using again and probably will if I can find it.After using this last night it did help me a lot. I had more energy through the night shift and didn't have that much of a drop when it was running down. The best part was that it gave me the energy boost that I needed without making my jitter around like a frog on a hot sidewalk. It was good enough that it could possibly become habit forming since I could really use another shot of it today to help get over the slight hangover feeling that I had this morning. But fortunately for me they are expensive enough that I cant indulge myself and end up using them on a daily basis.

I can say that I liked <hl> the taste of it just a little <hl> , at least I didn't hate it or dis-like it as I do most of the energy drinks.


Question: How is the taste?

This is for the health conscious who doesn't like reading a list of ingredients which are clearly not good for you.  It consists of juice and carbonation.  The taste is clean and refreshing.

Answer: The taste is clean and refreshing

The taste is clean and refreshing .

This is for the health conscious who doesn't like reading a list of ingredients which are clearly not good for you. It consists of juice and carbonation. <hl> The taste is clean and refreshing . <hl>

This is for the health conscious who doesn't like reading a list of ingredients which are clearly not good for you. It consists of juice and carbonation. <hl> The taste is clean and refreshing <hl>.

<hl> The taste is clean and refreshing <hl> .


Question: What is the texture principal?

[See our photo upload of this treat.]Although small portioned, the "Pure Bar" Organic Wild Blueberry is fresh, noticeably raw, and ever so tasty.The bar is moist, nuts relatively soft, and the fruit is real and chewy, with sweetness that tastes natural without added sugars. The portion size is rather small (again, see the picture), but in comparison to other bars on the market, we really enjoyed this one by far.

Answer: Organic Wild Blueberry is fresh

<hl> [See our photo upload of this treat.]Although small portioned, the "Pure Bar" Organic Wild Blueberry is fresh , noticeably raw, and ever so tasty. <hl> The bar is moist, nuts relatively soft, and the fruit is real and chewy, with sweetness that tastes natural without added sugars. The portion size is rather small (again, see the picture), but in comparison to other bars on the market, we really enjoyed this one by far.

[See our photo upload of this treat.]Although small portioned, the "Pure Bar" <hl> Organic Wild Blueberry is fresh <hl>, noticeably raw, and ever so tasty.The bar is moist, nuts relatively soft, and the fruit is real and chewy, with sweetness that tastes natural without added sugars. The portion size is rather small (again, see the picture), but in comparison to other bars on the market, we really enjoyed this one by far.

[See our photo upload of this treat.]Although small portioned, the "Pure Bar" <hl> Organic Wild Blueberry is fresh <hl> , noticeably raw, and ever so tasty.


Question: How is the sugar?

I loved them. Their size is great, just pop them into your mouth... however extremely hard and I was afraid that I would crack a tooth. If you can get past the hardness of this product they are indeed very tasty and good for you. They are little balls of dried apples. They contain apple juice and potato starch to hold them together with a hint of cinnamon. There is no added sugar and are totally organic.  I personally can't get past the hardness of this product but the taste is very satisfying.

Answer: There is no added sugar

I loved them. Their size is great, just pop them into your mouth... however extremely hard and I was afraid that I would crack a tooth. If you can get past the hardness of this product they are indeed very tasty and good for you. They are little balls of dried apples. They contain apple juice and potato starch to hold them together with a hint of cinnamon. <hl> There is no added sugar and are totally organic. <hl> I personally can't get past the hardness of this product but the taste is very satisfying.

I loved them. Their size is great, just pop them into your mouth... however extremely hard and I was afraid that I would crack a tooth. If you can get past the hardness of this product they are indeed very tasty and good for you. They are little balls of dried apples. They contain apple juice and potato starch to hold them together with a hint of cinnamon. <hl> There is no added sugar <hl> and are totally organic. I personally can't get past the hardness of this product but the taste is very satisfying.