22 May 2016
by linettefm
in Clothing, Family, Product testing, Review
Tags: #PampersSavings, and Pampers Splashers., babies, Baby, Baby Needs, Coupons, Coupons Com, Diaper Coupons, diapers, family, June Coupons, Kroger, May Coupons, Newborn, Newspaper Coupons, P&G, Pampers, Pampers Baby Dry, Pampers coupons, Pampers Cruisers, Pampers Diapers May Coupon Offers, Pampers Easy Ups, Pampers is offering a high value coupon that you can print at home for $2 off 1 pack of Pampers Easy Ups Training Pants., Pampers Savings, Pampers Swaddlers, Pampers Under Jams, Pampers: Mark the Date, Parents, print from home coupons, print from home diaper coupons, Save $3 on Pampers, Save $6 on Pampers, Sunday Paper Coupons, Target, this Sunday May 29th Pampers Diaper coupons in the Paper & Print from Home coupon #PampersSavings, Toddlers, Toys R' Us, UnderJams Absorbent Night Wear., Von's, Walmart

There are few times where I tend to appreciate coupons more than others, and that is when it comes to saving on essentials. You know, the stuff you just have to have because it’s a need. Saving on these things is what makes being able to afford our “wants” a little easier. Saving on a product you can rely on like Pampers, well that just sweetens the deal! This Sunday, May 29th, Pampers will be making things easier for parents. You will be able to save on diapers, training pants, and more. If you don’t get the newspaper delivered….no worries, Pampers will allow you to save from the comfort of your own home with the Print at Home feature!

It’s so simple to save with Pampers:
- On Sunday, May 29th you can look for the P&G insert in your local newspaper. Simply cut out the coupons, which may be used at any store that carries Pampers products. This includes Mass Merchandisers like Walmart and Target to grocery stores like Vons, Kroger to Stater Bros and more. This is a manufactured coupon that makes savings a breeze!
- The coupons allow you to save on Pampers diapers, Pampers Pants and even Pamper Swaddlers, Cruisers, Easy Ups, to Splashers and much more. Everything but trial or travel sizes are excluded. Told you it was a great bundle of savings.
- You will also have coupons that fit your needs. The offers will range from saving $3.00 off two bags or one box of any Pampers Diapers/Training Pants. Also, another coupon for $3.00 off two bags of Pampers Easy Ups Training Pants or UnderJams Absorbent Night wear.

Want to stay home?
Not a problem. Pampers will be offering parents the option to save from home with their “Print at Home” coupon link.
Simply visit at: http://www.coupons.com/brands/pampers-coupons/ and you can clip the Pampers Easy Ups coupon and print the coupon at home.
You will need to open a coupons.com account if you do not have one already and the best part, Pampers will be offering such savings in the future, so keep a look out for more coupons. You can also double……I mean triple your savings by accessing all three coupons (the two in the paper and the one you can print from home). Manufacture coupons can be used 1 per item but combine that with sales and store coupons, well the savings just keep on coming.

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27 Dec 2015
by linettefm
in Cooking, Food, Fruits and Veggies, Product Samples, Product testing, Recipe, Review, Samples, Seasonings, Uncategorized
Tags: #BoursinCheesePack, 2016 celebration, and Garlic and Fine Herbs Review, black pepper, Boursin Cheeses Review, Boursin Gournay Cheese in Garlic and Fine Herbs, Boursin Gournay Cheese in Pepper, Boursin Gournay Cheese in Shallot and Chive, Boursin® Gournay Cheeses, Boursin® Gournay Cheeses in Pepper, celebrations, ChatterBox, Cheese, Cheese Dishes, Cheese Platter, cheese platters, Cheeses, Chives, chives*.*Dried, Dairy, dairy products, Dinner, Dried Herbs, France, Francois Boursin, fresh cheese, fromage frais, Gournay Cheese, Granulated Garlic, green onions*, Groupe Bel, guests, Holidays, HouseParty, Ingredients: Cultured pasteurized milk and cream, Meals, New Year's Eve Dinner, New Year's Eve Dishes, Normandy, Parsley, Parties, potassium sorbate (preservative), potassium sorbate (preservative). *Dried, Review, Salt, Shallot and Chive, shallots*, soft cheeses, spreadable cheese, Unilever, Von's, white pepper

I was fortunate to be able to have Boursin® Cheese be a guest at our holiday table and I was very lucky in visiting Von’s Markets and finding all the cheeses in stock. The deal became sweeter when Von’s had a promo going of Buy-one-get-one-Free (BOGO), so using the free item coupon provided by Boursin, yielded an extra cheese item. We were Boursin-ing it at our house this holiday so much, that 2016 will also feature a nice cheese platter when it comes to welcoming the new year.
Some companies have cheeses that tend to all taste the same no matter the flavor listed. They use the same base and are not generous with the add-ons, so when you buy one kind, you pretty much bought them all. Not with Boursin cheeses! Every flavor tastes different from the other. You may have a texture that resembles each other but if the package states Pepper, peppery goodness is what you will enjoy!

Ingredients: Cultured pasteurized milk and cream, granulated garlic, salt, white pepper, parsley, chives*.*Dried
I was worried that the garlic would be overwhelming even though I love garlic, however I worry when it comes to dairy based products, that the ingredient can drown all the others out. Again, Boursin found the right balance and you taste garlic but it has not permeated the entire cheese. The white pepper provides a zingy taste that differs from the usual black peppercorns. You get a mild spice that is perfect for even non-pepper fans! The parsley and chives bring the herb notes, but chive also provides a nice mild onion flavor that tends to also brighten up the cheese’s overall taste. This is the one you buy if you are new to the Boursin family.

Ingredients: Cultured pasteurized milk and cream, shallots*, salt, chives*, green onions*, potassium sorbate (preservative). *Dried
This version of Boursin cheeses is one of my favorites. You have a blend of dry herbs and that creamy Boursin cheese that is smooth in texture and flavor. The onion notes are real and not like what you get from a powdered product, that tends to even dry a cheese out. There is freshness here and if you like onion based dips, this is the cheese that takes your taste buds on an onion-y adventure.
Ingredients: Cultured pasteurized milk and cream, salt, black pepper, potassium sorbate (preservative).
You have black pepper as the main ingredient and this is the more simpler flavor that tends to combine with all other toppers or spreads you may want to add with the cheeses. The peppercorns are mild in flavor and thankfully the texture is pleasing. You do not get huge chunks that disrupt the smoothness of the cheese’s texture and Boursin was still able to produce a smooth textured product that is enjoyable on a cracker or even added to a dip.

Verdict:
This year we enjoyed the cheeses as-is and added them to crackers. I visited Costco and they sell a trio package there. Costco was sampling the cheeses by adding them to mashed potatoes and it created a smooth and appealing product. It was a nice way to spruce up a comfort food and give it a little gourmet twist. This New Year’s Eve, I will be baking fresh loaves of Rosemary rustic bread, cutting the loaves (not all the way through) to create pockets (crisscrossed pattern) and filling them with a a little butter and then Boursin cheese with shredded cheeses, and then baking. This will create a nice pull-a-part bread that guests can enjoy eat while still being able to enjoy the festivities. It is an easy appetizer to add to our others and melted cheese is something we all love. I may add even some pancetta to some of the loaves to create a different flavor. Boursin cheeses go with anything you serve because they stand on their own on a cheese platter, or you can add them dishes and dips. There is no rules or limits here, so I highly suggest bringing a smile to your guests this year by welcoming 2016 with Boursin!
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10 Aug 2015
by linettefm
in All Natural, Coupon, Drinks, Food, Fruits and Veggies, Health and Beauty, Living, Natural, Nutrition, Product Samples, Product testing, Review, Samples, Uncategorized
Tags: #NewWayToTea, #Simley360, #TazoTea, a hint of cinnamon, Albertsons, Amazon, Apple, ASIN: B007NWPBKM Item, ASIN: B007VC9RN6 Item, ASIN: B0083COL16, ASIN: B0083COLGG, ASIN: B00KO76SA0, ASIN: B00KYFJLWO, ASIN: B00Y8RUKN8, Black Teas, Citrus notes, cool spearmint, Coupon, Ginger, Green teas, Hibiscus, huckleberry, Iced Blushberry Black, Iced Citrus Bliss, Iced Lemongrass Green, Iced Passion, Iced Peachy Green, Iced Sangria Black, Iced Tazo Teas, Iced Tazo Teas Review, Iced True Black, K-cup, Keurig, mango invites passion fruit and red rooibos, model number: 109921-21639, model number: 109928-21640, reen tea, Smiley360, Sprout's, Strawberry, sweet peach, Target, Tazo, Tazo Teas, Tea, UPC: 762111911544, UPC: 762111911643, UPC: 762111911650, Von's, Walgreens, Walmart

I have featured Tazo Teas on here several times and every time a new product is released, it never disappoints. It’s one of those products I will always venture and give them a try without waiting for feedback because I have become able to trust the Tazo Tea brand.

Tazo’s newest release is the Iced Tea concentrates that come in tea bag form and also in their liquid state (large carton). The Iced Teas come in several varieties to choose from:
- Iced Peachy Green
- Iced Sangria Black
- Iced Passion
- Iced Blushberry Black
- Iced Citrus Bliss
- Iced True Black
- Iced Lemongrass Green
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- The Iced Peachy Green has a nice green tea flavor, which is more towards the mellow side with the fruity notes being the focus. You have a touch of spearmint and a zing from the ginger with almost a sweet Georgia peach finish. I loved it from the first sniff because just how the blend smells will pull you in. I have tried this tea both in cold and warm because a girl sometimes can’t wait. I also love the relaxing feeling the ginger provides and the accent ingredients like the spearmint are just there to compliment and not overpower the peachy green tea party!
- Iced Passion is my all time favorite. I love hibiscus based teas and this little red ruby beauty not only delivers in vibrant color but also in taste. This tea I found more powerful, which is a good thing because a little goes a long way. You have a tropical fruit flair going on, so think of pineapple and oranges. Perfect for summer weather and because it’s an herbal blend, I can even enjoy a perfect cup in the hot late summer nights. You also get a nice flowery scent from the rose hips that just make the perfect bouquet with the Hibiscus!
- The Iced Sangria Black tea sings to my Spanish heart. Finally, a Sangria tea that has those real flavors I associate with the drink. You have the citrus flavors that go so well with the black tea’s base. Just a touch of spice from the cinnamon and again a little sweetness from an apple this time. Sweet and simple is how I describe this blend and also perfect!
- The Iced Blushberry Black tea is my second favorite. It’s a berry blast and you have a dark raspberry that compliments the black tea notes nicely. It’s almost like a dry wine in how it feels when you drink this blend. You then have huckleberry and strawberry. This is not your usual boring berry blend, this one has life and is so refreshing. You smell the sweetness of the fruit when it begins to brew and when cooled, you get a nice snap from the berry mix. I love it because like I mentioned it’s not the typical berries being used, and I love black teas! This one also has hibiscus but not as powerful in flavor as it is the Iced Passion blend.
Retail Price Point: $2.99 for the box and this item comes with 6 filter bags, where each bag provides a pitcher worth of tea. You can also opt for the concentrate and skip the brewing. I also found the Keurig Tazo cups for $11.99 and that box yields 16 k-cups. Keep note like the Sangria Black version only comes in the concentrate carton and not made in the boxed tea bags one. I also attached a coupon link to sweeten the already great deal.

Verdict:
The Tazo teas are too good for the price point (shhhhh, don’t tell Tazo). I saw $2.99 and thought what the heck am I getting here and I just have started to hoard these teas. I drink them both hot and cold. I have a one cup brewing system and I just measure out between 1/2 a teaspoon or more if desired and it makes the perfect cup. There are days I want a lighter tea and I can dilute the amount I brew and I am set. Being able to drink these teas how I wish makes it work for me. I get bored drinking the same blends but these are so unique and a flavor all their own, that I must start and end my day the Tazo way. For the price your pocket book will be happy and your taste buds will not be disappointed. If you don’t find your flavor, blame me because I love these teas so much that the fear of them not being made (like in forever) sets in. I think once I have 50 boxes of the flavors I love, I will then leave you some 🙂
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07 Jun 2014
by linettefm
in Food, Home, Product Samples, Product testing, Review
Tags: Almond, Almond Flour, Almond Meal, Bake, Baking, baking made easy, Banana, better for you foods, Bifidobacterium sp., Blueberries, Blueberry, blueberry bread, blueberry quick bread, breakfast, Cane Sugar, Dairy, Drinkable yogurt, drinks, Easy Baking, easy recipe, Filmjölk, Food, Frozen yogurt, fruit, Fruit Pectin, Granola, healthy eating, Healthy Eating Habits, Healthy Snacks, Honey, hormones free, Icelandic yogurt, kefir, kid's snacks, L. Acidophilus, L. Bulgaricus, L. Casei, L. casei + B. lactis 1billion, L. lactis subsp. cremoris, L. lactis subsp. lactis, L. lactis subsp. lactis biovar diacetylactis, L. rhamnosus, Leuconostoc subsp. cremoris, Live Active Cultures, Live Cultures, low sugar, low sugar breads, Maple Syrup, milk, Molasses, molasses breads, No artificial colors, No artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners, non-fat yogurt, not treated with rBGh, one-bowl-baking, Pasteurized Skim Milk, Peach, Plain, Product testing, Protein, Protein Sources, quick breads, quickbreads, Raspberry, Recipe, Recipes, Review, s. thermophilus, Scandinavian dairy, seasonal fruits, Siggi Yogurt, Siggi's, Siggi's Review, Siggi's Yogurt, Siggi's Yogurt Review, skyr, Sprout's Market, Strained yogurt, Stubes, Summer Baking, Target, traditional Icelandic yogurt, Turbinado Sugar, Uncategorized Tags: All-Purpose Flour, Uncategorized Tags: Baking, Vanilla, Von's, whole wheat flour, whole white wheat flour, yogurt, yogurt based breads, Yogurt Drinks, yogurt tubes

I’ve been fortunate enough to get to try a whole host of yogurts, Greek style, European style, Australian style…the list goes on and on. Some have been great. Some, not so much. A few are now in my regular rotation. Siggi’s falls into that last category. You might not have heard of Siggi’s, but you really should make a point of finding yourself some.
Siggi’s is truly a different kind of yogurt. In fact, it called Icelandic Skyr, a protein-dense low sugar form of yogurt. Truthfully, they

My local Target carries the Siggi’s Yogurt Tubes in Blueberry & Strawberry
had me at “low sugar”. In the U.S.A., almost everything you can buy in the markets is salty or sweet. Overly so at that. Don’t believe me? Take a look at almost everything in the middle of the market. Sometimes I think the FDA has revamped the 4 major food groups as salt, sugar, corn and soy. So when Siggi’s skyr says it’s not too sweet, I jumped in with both feet. It’s got all the probiotics and active cultures of the best Greek-style yogurts, but the yogurt here is the star, not some syrup on the bottom or some packets of stuff in a sidecar either.
Here’s another bone to pick: the tubed yogurt marketed mostly to kids is loaded with sugar. It’s practically syrup itself . Yuck.
But not Siggi’s. The yogurt you get in the cups is almost identical to the yogurt in the tube! Nice. And while it’s not as thick as the cups, I’d assume to promote viscosity and ease of eating, it’s not some runny mess either. Finally, something you and the kids can share, and not have them hopped up on a sugar rush later! I’m in love with a tubed yogurt? I am, and I have no shame admitting it. It’s so good hubby made a tube or two a part of his morning breakfast routine.
I have tried only the blueberry tubes from Siggi’s so far, but I’m a big enough fan that I have plans to immediately go and get the other flavor as well. You can also freeze them and have a healthy frozen yogurt treat!
This is a product unlike any on the market today in the U.S., and if you’re like me a day you’re fed up with all the sugar in everything, get some Siggi’s today. You’ll wonder how you ever ate yogurt any other way before.

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05 Jun 2014
by linettefm
in Food, Recipe, Uncategorized
Tags: All-Purpose Flour, Almond, Almond Flour, Almond Meal, Bake, Baking, baking made easy, Banana, better for you foods, Bifidobacterium sp., Blueberries, Blueberry, blueberry bread, blueberry quick bread, breakfast, Cane Sugar, Dairy, Drinkable yogurt, drinks, Easy Baking, easy recipe, Filmjölk, Food, fruit, Fruit Pectin, Granola, healthy eating, Healthy Eating Habits, Honey, hormones free, Icelandic yogurt, kefir, L. Acidophilus, L. Bulgaricus, L. Casei, L. casei + B. lactis 1billion, L. lactis subsp. cremoris, L. lactis subsp. lactis, L. lactis subsp. lactis biovar diacetylactis, L. rhamnosus, Leuconostoc subsp. cremoris, Live Active Cultures, Live Cultures, low sugar breads, Maple Syrup, milk, Molasses, molasses breads, No artificial colors, No artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners, non-fat yogurt, not treated with rBGh, one-bowl-baking, Pasteurized Skim Milk, Peach, Plain, Product testing, quick breads, quickbreads, Raspberry, Recipe, Recipes, Review, s. thermophilus, Scandinavian dairy, seasonal fruits, Siggi Yogurt, Siggi's, Siggi's Review, Siggi's Yogurt, Siggi's Yogurt Review, skyr, Sprout's Market, Summer Baking, Target, traditional Icelandic yogurt, Turbinado Sugar, Uncategorized Tags: Baking, Vanilla, Von's, whole wheat flour, whole white wheat flour, yogurt, yogurt based breads, Yogurt Drinks


This is a bread that uses very little sugar and delivers a wonderful texture derived from the combination of flours and the moisture from Siggi’s Filmjolk yogurt. At 0% fat with Siggi’s drinkable yogurt and the little amount of sweetener used, this is a great bread you can enjoy with less guilt! I am able to enjoy it as a breakfast bread or even a dessert bread. Goes great with seasonal fruit and you can adjust this recipe easily by using any of Siggi’s yogurts. Very versatile and best of all…..very tasty!
Let’s get started……
Ingredients:
1 cup of Whole White Wheat Flour
1 1/2 cups of All-Purpose Flour
1/4 cup of Almond Flour/Meal
1 teaspoon of Kosher Salt
1 teaspoon of Baking Soda
1 1/2 cups of Siggi’s Blueberry Filmjolk or any flavor you desire
You have your choice when it comes to sweeteners in this recipe and the goal is just to use 1/2 cup to get there and I used:
1/4 cup of Dark Molasses
1/4 cup of Maple Syrup & Orange Blossom Honey
1/4 Unsweetened Dried Blueberries and make sure to plump them before adding by using hot water and waiting 20 minutes for them to re-hydrate. You can get creative and warm a fruit drink (i.e. blueberry juice) to hydrate them and I have used the microwave method where I add the blueberries to a bowl, add water and then microwave to warm.
1/2 cup of fresh Blueberries
Optional- Sprinkling the top with Turbinado Sugar
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
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1/4 cup of Unsweetened Dried Blueberries
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Soak in warm water to add moisture and “plump up” the fruit
Start by re-hydrating your dried fruit and I went with blueberries but you can use whatever fruit or combination of fruits you desire.

Grab a bowl and mix your flour with a whisk.
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Add 1 teaspoon of Salt and teaspoon of Baking Soda
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Whisk to combine
Then add the Salt and Baking Soda, and whisk again.
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Siggi’s Blueberry but you can use any flavor you desire
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You need 1 1/2 cups of the Yogurt drink
Measure out your Siggi’s Filmjolk and set aside.
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You need 1/2 cup of sweeteners (liquid form) that can be derived from several sources.
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I went with a combination of 1/4 cup of Dark Molasses and then added the rest from Maple Syrup and Honey to reach the 1/2 cup quantity
Make 1/2 cup of any sweetener mix you desire.
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Rinse out the water from your blueberries
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Then add the fruit to your dry mix and incorporate
Add the re-hydrated fruit to your dry mix and fold until well mixed.
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Add the Siggi’s Yogurt
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Also the 1/2 cup of sweeteners to your mix
Then take the wet ingredients (Siggi’s Filmjolk and the liquid sweeteners) and add them to your dry ingredients.

Fold all ingredients making sure everything is well incorporated and mixed. You want to make sure there is no dry mix lurking and everything is mixed nicely and wet.

Grab a loaf pan, spray with non-stick cooking spray.

Add the mixed batter to your pan and spread evenly.

Take the 1/2 cup of fresh berries and start studding the top of the bread.
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I went with rows
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Not perfect
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Just making sure everyone gets at least 3 with every slice
Then, you can sprinkle with sugar to create a nice flaky crust (crisp top) and also sweeten the fresh fruit. I went with Turbinado sugar because I love the texture and how it makes a loaf just glisten!
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The sugar and especially Turbinado really makes a great crust.
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The larger crystals also create a crunch and helps sweeten the fruit just a touch
Bake the bread at 350 degrees for 40 to 50 minutes. My Blueberry loaf took 47 minutes and I did not need to cover the pan with foil at anytime but if yours starts to over brown, so ahead and cover loosely (tent) with foil.
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Give it 15 to 20 minutes to set before flipping the loaf out
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I use a toothpick or cake tester to loosen any caught edges before flipping
The loaf is cooled for 20 minutes and I use a cake tester to loosen any stuck edges before flipping and allowing it to fully cool.

I start slicing always after 1 hour or more of cooling to allow everything to rest and not lose any moisture.

I served mine with more fresh Blueberries and a nice smothering of whipped topping. The whipped topping was a cinch to make, just softened cream cheese, a little powdered sugar, a teaspoon of vanilla extract and heavy whipping cream. You just then let the mixer do the work until it’s nice and fluffy. You want an airy topping, not very stiff peaks……just a cloud for the berries to float on when served. Enjoy!

I highly suggest using Siggi’s Filmjolk yogurt and you can get your Siggi’s fix at:

I received the above product(s) free of charge from Siggi’s. I am not obligated to provide a positive or favorable review, just my honest opinion. My review is based on my experience with the product and/or brand, which may differ from yours.
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30 May 2014
by linettefm
in Drinks, Food, Product testing, Recipe, Review, Uncategorized
Tags: Baking, Banana, better for you foods, Bifidobacterium sp., Blueberries, Blueberry, breakfast, Cane Sugar, Dairy, Drinkable yogurt, Filmjölk, fruit, Fruit Pectin, Granola, healthy eating, Healthy Eating Habits, hormones free, Icelandic yogurt, kefir, L. Acidophilus, L. Bulgaricus, L. Casei, L. casei + B. lactis 1billion, L. lactis subsp. cremoris, L. lactis subsp. lactis, L. lactis subsp. lactis biovar diacetylactis, L. rhamnosus, Leuconostoc subsp. cremoris, Live Active Cultures, Live Cultures, milk, No artificial colors, No artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners, not treated with rBGh, Pasteurized Skim Milk, Peach, Plain, Raspberry, Review, s. thermophilus, Scandinavian dairy, Siggi Yogurt, Siggi's, Siggi's Review, Siggi's Yogurt, Siggi's Yogurt Review, skyr, Sprout's Market, Target, traditional Icelandic yogurt, Vanilla, Von's, yogurt, Yogurt Drinks

In my continuous effort to try every yogurt out there, I found Siggi. What is a Siggi’s yogurt? Well, I first was drawn in by their very clean and low-key look. Then I saw their motto of, ” simple ingredients and not a lot of sugar”, on the packaging. That is how I eat, cook, well practically live. Yes, I bake and often but I don’t enjoy very sugary or very salty foods. I like to taste the flavors nature provides in their simplicity. As I always do, I went over to Sprout’s market and got lost in the yogurt aisle. I even blocked some people while I reached as far as I could to get the blueberry bottle of Siggi’s Filmjolk. I was fortunate to have the company send me coupons because I wanted to feature them on my site after my husband and I shared just one cup of Siggi’s Blueberry yogurt. Yes, one cup is all it took for me to get on the “Siggi’s……oh, dear goodness I love you”, wagon! It’s not greek and it’s a texture and recipe that’s all it’s own. It’s rich but not super milky in taste, just creamy and whatever the flavor on the package shows, that is all you get with a touch of sweetness. That is all! Simple, good and now we always with a high tone say, “Seeeee-ggy”, when we reach for it. I do wonder what people think of us! 🙂

I did not get a coupon for the Filmjolk but you know when you have tried something from a company and it surpassed all your expectations? Well, Siggi’s did this so I just took the plunge and grabbed the last bottle of Filmjolk Sprout’s had in stock. I get home and I can’t wait for breakfast and sort of regret I had dinner already because a “dinfast” or “Breakinner” would have been perfect but off I go to get my beauty sleep.

The next morning, I wake-up tired and you know it went away once I knew my curiosity of what Siggi’s drinkable yogurt version was going to be like. Being that blueberries are at a reasonable price, plus I had just shopped for fruit, and I had granola in hand…….well, it was the breakfast of champions I created. Siggi makes a yogurt that leaves a zero film in your mouth or throat, but remains creamy in texture when eaten. I love it and not only did I fall in love when I took the “sniff” test, I knew right there and then to pour it over my banana, peach, blueberries, and granola breakfast……more what my husband calls my morning “scatter”. The yogurt is not bitter or sour, just think of being left with a clean palette and whatever fruit you picked as the after-taste. Refreshing and also fills you.
Ingredients as listed from the site:
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07 May 2014
by linettefm
in Drinks, Klout, Product testing, Review, Uncategorized
Tags: #abetterwaytodrink, 100% Natural, Acai, Acai based drinks, Acai Berry, Acai spirit, Agave, agave nectar, Agave Sweetener, Alcohol, Certified Organic, Cherry Juice, Citrus, cocktail, Cocktails, Coconut, coconut water, colada, Cosmo, Cosmopolitan, Coupon, cranberry juice, CVS, drink, drinks, fruit, Juices, Klout, Klout Perk, KloutPerk, KloutPerks, Lemonade, Lemons, Lime, Liquor, Los Angeles based companies, low calorie alcohol, low calorie cocktails, low calorie drinks, margarita, Orange, organic, Organic Spirits, Palm Berry, Palm Fruit, perk, Pineapple, Pink Lemonade, Review, reward, Spirits, Tart Cherry Juice, tequila, VeeV, Vita Frute, VitaFrute, Von's

Another great perk from Klout and this one was one I have never heard of, Acai based spirits. The company VeeV has this great line of drinks that they call VitaFrute. The superfruit cocktails come in:
- Margarita
- Lemonade
- Cosmopolitan
- and with Coconut Colada joining the trio soon
The cocktails are organic and made with the finest ingredients. One serving is just 125 calories and these all natural drinks are considered to be made by the World’s first Acai Spirit Company, VeeV.
What is Acai?
I have been drinking Acai based juices and blends for some time now but not with an alcohol base. The Acai berry or fruit is derived from the Acai Palm tree. These dark colored berries are full of juice, which is considered part of the super foods and super fruits we are encouraged to be consuming. The fruit is usually cultivated from the Amazon and located where lots of water is available (i.e. swamps). The fruit is filled with antioxidants and many consume it for the claims attached to them. I do because I enjoy how it tastes and was rally curious about alcohol derived from it.

I purchased the 2 bottles using the coupon from Klout and because they were on sale at my local Von’s, I was able to score them for free! I looked and hunted for the Coconut Colada variety since it would have been my first choice but I could not locate it but I did find the Lemonade and Cosmopolitan varieties.

- Lemonade– The flavor is perfect on a hot Summer day (or night) and I enjoyed the nice counter balance of alcohol and lemon. The combo was perfect and no mixing required. On my second glass, I added a little tart Cherry Juice and it was like a Pink Lemonade that was icy cool and delicious.

- Cosmopolitan– I have not enjoyed one of these in years and it’s almost the forgotten cocktail for me. I know I like them but never get around to ordering. I pour the Cosmo over ice and you can instantly pick-up the citrus and fruity notes. Delivers the same as it smells to your palette and definitely was my favorite of the two.

VitFrute by VeeV contains 15% ALC/VOL (30 proof) and the bottle must be refrigerated once it’s opened. The taste is nice and clean, plus Agave is the only sweetener you will find in this drink. Fillers it has not! I enjoyed it so much that I will be making a Lemon Tart with the Lemonade version! I shall get my hands on the Coconut Colada one day and when I do, I will post. I have plans for that one! The site has great recipe ideas to even a store locator so can enjoy a glass of cold VitaFrute too.

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I received the above product free of charge from VeeV and Klout. I am not obligated to provide a positive or favorable review, just my honest opinion. My review is based on my experience with the product and/or brand, which may differ from yours.
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