月別アーカイブ: 5月 2022

[ad_1] We tried Transparent Labs’ Grass-Fed Whey Protein Concentrate for ourselves, but we wanted to bring you along on the journey. Based in Utah, Transparent Labs makes a wide variety of sports nutrition supplements, all of which are totally free from artificial ingredients. Of course, the company’s biggest strength may be their transparency: Not only are all their products third party tested, but Transparent Labs also provides certificates of analysis on composition for further peace of mind. This grass-fed whey concentrate is a great option for those who are focused on clean ingredients and grass-fed dairy. It’s got 24g of protein per serving, 130 calories, and no artificial colors or sweeteners. While it’s a […]

[ad_1] People are mistakenly vaping food flavouring then giving it terrible ratings on Amazon because it doesn’t deliver their expected nicotine high. A Twitter user spotted the array of one-star reviews for generic food flavouring drops on the online retail site, and decided to take a closer look. Rob Whisman tweeted: “It’s fun looking up concentrated food flavouring on amazon and finding people who thought it was vape juice,” along with a few pictures of disappointed reviews. While vape juices are widely available in speciality smoke shops, it appears that some shoppers have looked to Amazon for their fruity flavour fix – only to be let down. On Amazon’s page […]

[ad_1] Photo credit: Kellogg’s From Frosted Blueberry to Brown Sugar Cinnamon, you’ve probably had your fair share of Pop-Tarts flavors. Little did you know that all those bites were leading up to this moment: Your chance to guess Pop-Tarts Mister E, the mystery-flavored pastries from Kellogg’s. Mister E is the brand’s world-class investigator and title character on the box. There’s a whole behind the new mystery flavor to get us all in a detective mindset. “A masked culprit popped into the Pop-Tarts factory and created a mysterious, delicious new flavor. Don’t worry, Mister E is on the case. And what’s a mystery without some sleuthing and a little friendly competition? […]

[ad_1] CHICAGO — Reduced packaging and not paying to ship water are the two most significant benefits to using beverage concentrates. This is true for both consumers and processors, with the form and variety of concentrates evolving as nutritional and taste preferences change. While retailers continue to stock frozen juice and cocktail concentrates, it’s nothing compared to the variety offered a few decades ago. Still, the retail beverage concentrate business is not disappearing. Products have simply evolved into more complex systems that may now be found in both refrigerated and ambient aisles. Most notable is the array of water-enhancing drops, which allow consumers to customize the flavor and sweetness of water, […]

[ad_1] When the pandemic sent schools into distance learning mode, seventh-grade English teacher Leah Treleven found herself looking for a creative outlet at home. “I don’t bake, so I went to the kitchen and decided to make some craft cocktail and mocktail concentrates as gifts for my family,” Treleven said. The cocktail concentrates she created were an immediate hit, and Treleven realized she had a viable product on her hands. She founded Sweethaven Tonics in New Ulm in December 2020. “It was pretty clear very quickly that this was something that could be useful in a lot of different areas,” Treleven said. “This is the answer for creating a high-end […]

[ad_1] On any given day at Launch Chapel Hill, you’ll find local entrepreneurs immersed in the daily grind, intently plugging away at vital work. One team huddled in a corner developing its technology. Another in a conference room bouncing around ideas: brainstorming, business planning and reviewing customer feedback. And, of course, founders engaged in pitch-prep sessions. But for those who came out to the Launch Demo Day event one early May evening to hear from one of the most diverse sets of companies you’ll find anywhere, the startup accelerator offered a different kind of focus. This event was less about what the companies were doing and more about where they’re […]

[ad_1] This article contains affiliate links to products. We may receive a commission for purchases made through these links. Whey protein is one of the most popular supplements on the market today. It is a source of high-quality protein that can help you build muscle, lose weight, and improve your overall health. In this blog post, we will discuss the 20 best whey proteins of 2022. We will take a look at the benefits of whey protein, as well as the features and ingredients that make these products stand out from the competition. 1.      Elm & Rye Protein Supplement 2.      Jacked Factory Authentic Whey Protein Powder […]

[ad_1] When I was growing up, family dinners were always a lively and frenzied event. As my mom and aunts were putting the finishing touches on their dishes, I would take advantage of the commotion to inconspicuously steal a kibbeh or two before the platter could make its way out of the kitchen and onto the crowded dinner table. Even as a child I knew there was a special “something” in those crunchy lamb-filled balls, a familiar flavor that I also found in stuffed grape leaves, baba ghanoush, and many other dishes I grew up with in Amman, Jordan. Something peculiarly tart and mildly sweet, and that lent a gentle, […]

[ad_1] A North American wild allium, ramps have an achingly brief, blink-or-you’ll miss-them season. Also known as wild leeks or wild onions, ramps flourish briefly in April and May. Foragers find them in wooded and undeveloped areas. You can find them at specialty produce markets, farmers markets and on restaurant menus. Intensely onion-y/garlic-y, ramps are a taste of the wild that aligns with today’s root-to-stem, no-waste sensibilities. “The whole plant is edible, including the flower,” says Traverse City-based Jill Grenchik, who along with her husband, Aaron, is a forager certified by the Institute of Sustainable Foragers. Choose ramps with unwilted green leaves. Wash ramps thoroughly to remove sand and dirt. […]

[ad_1] Squeezable dairy-free yogurt can be hard to find. But Forager Project is making it a little bit easier with their latest product release. Forager Kids Cashewmilk Yogurt pouches are made specifically for tots, age 3 and up, and are now available nationwide in three fruity flavors. Forager Kids Cashewmilk Yogurt Pouches Squeeze onto Store Shelves Parents will be happy to hear these yogurt alternatives are organic, sweetened just a touch, and are stocked with probiotics, calcium, and essential vitamins. See below for the ingredient lists and nutrition facts, followed by other pertinent information. Berry Berry Ingredients: cashewmilk (filtered water, cashews*), cane sugar*, blackberries*, blueberries*, starch blend (tapioca*, corn*), inulin*, strawberries*, […]