The "I Love This Product!" Thread

blush · 01-26-2010, 07:00 PM

My new fave thing is Clinique Quick Eyes Cream Shadow. It goes on smoothly and doesn't crease up (ok, after 6 hours in the Austin heat it does...). It's the best I've tried.

Mrs. Strutt · 01-26-2010, 08:33 PM

Suave Naturals conditioners: for $1.19, they beat the pants off any $20 or $30 salon conditioner out there (as long as you know the right one to pick for your hair).

Medusa · 01-29-2010, 02:25 AM

Oooooooooh my. Do I EVER have a new favorite!

I have recently become a tea-fanatic and have been trying various teas over the last few months.

I just found a new (cheap) favorite:

Celestial Seasonings Black Cherry Berry! A nice herbal tea that actually still has a TEA taste with a nice hint of cherry. NOT overpowered with apple or other fruits. Beautiful in the cup and certainly pocketbook-friendly

blush · 02-03-2010, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Medusa

Oooooooooh my. Do I EVER have a new favorite!

I have recently become a tea-fanatic and have been trying various teas over the last few months.

I just found a new (cheap) favorite:

Celestial Seasonings Black Cherry Berry! A nice herbal tea that actually still has a TEA taste with a nice hint of cherry. NOT overpowered with apple or other fruits. Beautiful in the cup and certainly pocketbook-friendly

I loveLOVE Celestial Seasonings teas! My kiddo likes their "Sleepytime" tea with lots of milk at bed time.

Jett · 02-12-2010, 01:44 PM

A cereal that actually stays unbelievably crispy in milk (soymilk in my case) even if you eat your eggs and toast first.

Trader Joes Toasted Oatmeal Flakes... they taste/look just like bran flakes and are made of whole grain oatmeal and whole grain wheat.

(and cheap!)

Metro

Medusa · 02-12-2010, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Metropolis

A cereal that actually stays unbelievably crispy in milk (soymilk in my case) even if you eat your eggs and toast first.

Trader Joes Toasted Oatmeal Flakes... they taste/look just like bran flakes and are made of whole grain oatmeal and whole grain wheat.

(and cheap!)

Metro

Hey Met!
What is your favorite soy milk? I am trying to be more healthy and was going to try to start using soy milk in my smoothies. Is there one that tastes better than the other?

Odarlin · 02-12-2010, 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Medusa

Hey Met!
What is your favorite soy milk? I am trying to be more healthy and was going to try to start using soy milk in my smoothies. Is there one that tastes better than the other?

I'd like to plug home made almond milk if you have never tried it.
Luscious and surprisingly easy.
(IMHO etc. etc.)
Linky

Jett · 02-12-2010, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Medusa

Hey Met!
What is your favorite soy milk? I am trying to be more healthy and was going to try to start using soy milk in my smoothies. Is there one that tastes better than the other?

I'd have to say hands down Silk... most others 8th Continent etc. while sometimes less expensive seemed in comparison to taste noticeably watered down.

But Targets off brand, (Archer Farms?) is actually pretty damn good and I think it may costs a little less too.

Medusa · 02-12-2010, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by blush

I loveLOVE Celestial Seasonings teas! My kiddo likes their "Sleepytime" tea with lots of milk at bed time.

That's Jacks favorite too! She has a cup or two every night before bed.

I actually bought a tea for her that was about 6 times as expensive as the Sleepytime. The more expensive tea was supposed to be "better" as far as taste but it was so overpowered with orange blossom that you could barely taste the chamomille.

I LOVE that Sleepytime uses Spearmint! Gives it a nice kick

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