Product Archive
Nature's Best Organic Strawberry Fruit Spread
Summary:
This fruit spread has no added sugar, and children may enjoy it without noticing the difference. Reviewers say it tastes like real strawberries rather than mostly sugar. Visible pieces of fruit add to its fresh, fruity character. Its flavor is described as bright and tasty. The jar is relatively small, and the spread is runnier than regular jam, so it can soak into toast. It works well swirled into yogurt or oatmeal. One reviewer found it did not keep long after opening and discarded the remainder after about three weeks.
NutriDelight Zero Sugar PB Cups
- High Quality
- Easy to Use
- High Price
Summary:
Reviewers generally enjoy the taste and texture of these sugar-free peanut butter cups. One person says they fit their keto macros and praises the creamy filling and smooth chocolate. Another reviewer with type 2 diabetes reports that the cups did not spike their blood sugar, though this is an individual experience and not a medical guarantee. Several people say the flavor is close to regular peanut butter cups, with one noting they might not have realized the product was sugar-free. The mini size is appreciated for portion control. Some reviewers notice a cooling aftertaste from the sweetener. The bag is also considered expensive at $9.99, and one reviewer cautions against eating too many at once.
Nutty Crunch Share Size Bar
Summary:
Reviewers generally enjoy this bar as a satisfying afternoon snack. One person says it tastes like the Snickers they wish they could buy, especially praising the honey flavor on the peanuts. The bar is described as large, and some reviewers prefer to split it and save half for later. Its sweetness may make it difficult for some people to finish in one sitting. The caramel can become messy when the bar is left in a warm car. One order arrived partially melted and misshapen, though the reviewer found the flavor acceptable. Overall, the taste and snack-size appeal are positives, but sweetness, heat-related messiness, and packaging concerns are drawbacks.
Ocean Harvest Atlantic Salmon Fillets
Summary:
Reviewers describe the salmon as a reliable choice for weeknight dinners. They say it arrives fresh, with a bright color and no fishy smell. The pin bones are already removed, making preparation easier. The fillets are described as buttery and flaky, and one reviewer enjoyed the crispy skin after pan-searing. Lemon-and-dill baking was also praised. One reviewer noted that the product is not cheap, though they felt its quality was better than the fish-counter alternative. Another mentioned that one fillet was thinner at the tail, so it cooked faster than the other.
Organic Pure Vanilla Extract
- High Quality
- High Price
Summary:
Reviewers generally enjoy this vanilla extract and describe its flavor as smooth, strong, and noticeable. One baker has used it every weekend for about a month and says they do not plan to switch back. Its ingredient list—vanilla bean extractives, alcohol, and water—appeals to reviewers who want to avoid added sugar or corn syrup. The aroma is noticeable as soon as the bottle is opened. Reviewers say it adds especially good flavor to snickerdoodles and custard. The main drawbacks are that the bottle can drip when pouring and is smaller than one reviewer expected.
Organic Red Radish Bunch
- High Quality
- Low Price
Summary:
Reviewers enjoyed these radishes sliced thin on avocado toast and in salads. They were described as fresh, clean, bright red, and crunchy. Their peppery flavor and moderate heat added a pleasant kick without being overpowering. The leafy tops were appreciated, with one reviewer using the greens to make pesto. Reviewers also noted that the bunches had very little dirt. At $1.99, one reviewer considered them a great value. A couple of the smaller radishes were slightly woody. One reviewer recommended removing the greens after purchase to help the radishes stay crisp.
Organic Whole Carrots
Summary:
Reviewers enjoyed the carrots’ naturally sweet flavor, which stood out in soup and as a raw snack. One reviewer found them much sweeter than bagged baby carrots, and their kids enjoyed eating them raw. The carrots were described as bright orange, crunchy, and flavorful. They stayed crisp in the refrigerator for more than a week. Reviewers also appreciated the price for an organic product. Some carrots were quite large, while a few had cracks and needed trimming.
Powdered Sugar Mini Donuts
- Easy to Use
Summary:
These powdered-sugar cake donuts are described as a convenient treat for children, with a size that works well for little hands. Reviewers enjoy their soft texture and generous coating of powdered sugar. They pair well with coffee and can be made to taste fresher by microwaving them for about 10 seconds. One reviewer compares them to a nostalgic childhood snack. However, the donuts may become dry about two days after opening, so sealing the bag tightly is recommended. Some donuts arrived clumped together, with the sugar becoming pasty.
PurePop Dark Chocolate Popcorn
- High Quality
- High Price
Summary:
Reviewers generally enjoy this popcorn as a sweet, crunchy snack. One customer has bought it for a second time and likes it as a smaller alternative to a whole candy bar. A parent says it was a snack they could share with their daughter, who has celiac disease, and that her daughter loved it. The chocolate is described as genuinely dark and slightly bitter rather than waxy or overly sweet. Reviewers also appreciate the light crunch and faint coconut-oil flavor. However, the chocolate coating is not evenly distributed, with some parts of the bag containing much more than others. One reviewer felt the bag was too small for its $4.99 price. Some found it so enjoyable that it disappeared very quickly.
Raw Duck Legs
- High Quality
- Easy to Use
- High Price
Summary:
Reviewers generally enjoyed the quality and flavor of these duck legs. They described them as meaty, a good size, and well suited to slow cooking. One reviewer made confit, noting that the meat cooked well and the skin crisped beautifully. Another braised the legs with orange and star anise and found them tender enough to fall off the bone. The rendered duck fat was also appreciated and saved for making roast potatoes. The legs arrived well packed and cold, though one reviewer found them somewhat pricey. A few small feather stubs required plucking, but this was a minor inconvenience.
