Friday, January 16, 2009

Raves!

  • Crunchmaster Baked Rice Crackers from Costco -- they come in Toasted Sesame and Artisan Four Cheese, and they're yummy! I eat them all kinds of ways: with cream cheese, with salmon, plain, etc.
  • kaseri cheese -- I get mine at the local farmer's market. Oh. My. Goodness. It's scrumptious! My sister and I absolutely love it. It's pretty mild, but oh-so-good.
  • Tasty Bite's Madras Lentils from Costco -- I've been heating this up and adding rice for lunch. It's actually vegetarian, but it's pretty hearty and tasty. I'd like to try their other stuff!
  • Savon de France Oatmeal Exfoliant Ginger Almond Soap from Trader Joe's -- it lathers nicely, smells pleasant, and is very nice and mild on my face.
  • Biosilk Silk Therapy from Costco -- I apply it to my hair after I take a shower (while it's still damp). It leaves my hair feeling a little softer and smoother, and it's got a nice scent to it. Costco sells it at such a better price than other places I've seen (like Target, etc.). Seriously, like half the price!
  • In The Mix Yogurt frozen yogurt (or fro-yo, as Cel calls it) -- it's SO good! The yogurt is really good quality, and they offer all kinds of yummy toppings. It's a do-it-yourself place, so you put in however much yogurt and toppings you want, and you mix it the way you want. You then pay based on weight. So if you feel like a little, that's fine (but hardly ever the case for me!); if you feel like a medium amount, that's fine, too; and if you feel like a lot, well, go for it! The fact that buy-one-get-one-free coupons come in the mail makes this place extra nice. :-) My favorites so far are the blueberry and the coconut.
  • Nothing Bundt Cakes bundtlets -- I typically don't care for bundt cakes, because my impression is that they tend to be on the drier side (I guess due to the fact that they have more crust than a regular cake?); but these are delicious. They are super moist and flavorful. I highly recommend them! My favorites are the marble and red velvet.

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