More Mushrooms! No, I'm not turning into a vegetarian, it's just a pure coincidence. I wanted to feature these Shiitake Mushroom chips because I've had about 3 bags already and they're a healthier alternative to chips a lot of us snack on. They have a great texture... sort of like puffs. They're also available in Original, Spicy, and Wasabi. Each piece is a real whole premium shiitake mushroom. They're 100% naturally grown, non-GMO certified, and no preservatives! I recommend you try them out, especially if you're already riding the healthy snack train.
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I'm dying to try this Nona Lim Bone Broth soup because I think it was my brothers' favorite thing he tried at the Fancy Food Show. He tried it in a sip cup and said it was beautifully flavorful. Nona Lim was a former professional athlete and noticed which kinds of foods and ingredients were hurting her performance. She dedicated herself to whole clean food with no additives, no preservatives, low sodium, and low sugar. A lot of the spicy flavors are inspired by Nona's childhood in Singapore. The website says Nona Lim is "Dairy free, mostly gluten-free, and 100% crap-free." There you have it.
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My initial attraction towards the Waffleshot started with the fact that I witnessed people drinking espresso out of it. I think this is a neat little product that would be great for parties and events. Who doesn't love a waffle cone? It's an edible coffee cup for goodness sake! They're fun, tasty, and set the vibe. Additionally, some are dipped in chocolate and they come in certain flavors such as Cookies & Cream and S'mores.
The first thing my brother told me about Honey Drop Lemonade is that they recently lowered their sugar so yay for improvements! They also have a great "Buy a bottle, Save a bee" program going on which you can find out more about HERE. I know a lot of brands have similar types of programs now and I think it's marvelous. Let's support food & beverage brands that make our earth a better place. Bees have been in danger for quite some years now.
I am dying to try the Lemon Drop Lavender Lemonade Flavor as well as Apple Ginger. They have a great array of flavors and sidenote, their display at the Fancy Food Show was perfection! They did a superb job. "Our recipes are designed around pure, raw, medicinal grade honey. It’s the furthest thing in the world from those pasteurized honey bears they sell in the corner grocery—they’re cooked to prolong shelf life, but their potent anti-bacterial enzymes are destroyed, leaving them no better than sugar.
Antioxidants, enzymes, amino acids, vitamins, calcium, iron, zinc, potassium, phosphorous, magnesium, copper, chromium, manganese, and selenium are just some of honey’s beneficial ingredients. It soothes coughs, helps you sleep soundly, boosts immunity, heals wounds, aids digestion and has an alkalizing effect on the body. Studies suggest raw honey may even protect against diabetes, obesity, hypertension and colitis."
Turmeric is so good for you and has been both consumed and used as a beauty secret in India for years. David Rio displayed they're delicious Turmeric Golden Latte at the Fancy Food Show along with some cool latte art for display. Their Turmeric Golden Latte is soothing and their healthful organic blend combines turmeric with cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, black pepper, and cayenne pepper. Turmeric is a popular spice these days known for its many anti-inflammatory benefits and strong antioxidant properties.
I believe this drink is a great pick-me-up and it's available in packets where you can just add milk and wa-la! It's done.
This drink is enjoyable and very healthy for you. Basil Seed Works say that the leaves get all the love and they're here to change that:
"BASIL SEED- The forgotten superfood, treasured for thousands of years for its powerful health-promoting properties, is a natural source of fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Usually, it’s the leaves of the basil plant that get all the love, but its the seeds that contain all the concentrated nutrients needed to germinate into a full-grown plant."