Posts under ‘Food’

I have a treasure chest filled with Pirate’s Booty All Natural Snacks. Years ago I grabbed a couple of bags at the local supermarket when they were on sale with a coupon. I have been buying them ever since so I jumped at the chance of reviewing them for my readers.
Most grocery stores [...]

I just love candy apples. There are so many different kinds to choose from nowadays besides the original. Bet you have seen coconut, caramel, chocolate, rainbow sprinkled ones too. Bet you haven’t seen this one though. I found it in the Candy Shoppe on Main Street in Disneyland, Anaheim, California. [...]

The donation by ShopRite Partners in Caring/Bloggers in Caring was a success.  3,000 boxes of cereal were donated to local food banks.  The special-edition Honey Nut Cheerios box featuring a mosaic of Bloggers in Caring will be on sale exclusively in ShopRite stores starting next week.
Hunger exists in America.  General Mills and ShopRite want to help [...]

I grew up in a world of Farina, Rice Krispies, Cheerios, corn flakes, and oatmeal None of them had sugar covering them. The family breakfast table did not have a sugar bowl on it either. They are still my favorites today sans extra sweetener.
Recently General Mills announced a commitment to further [...]

I enjoy dining out so in invitation from the people at Bonefish Grill though unexpected was much appreciated. From its 2000 beginning in St. Pete’s, it has expanded to approximately 150 locations across the U. S. I was glad to get a chance to rate the food myself.
Although reservations are not a must, [...]

GIFT IDEA -BROOKSTONE ALWAYS PERFECT DIGITAL MEAT THERMOMETER
This was the conversation:
“Hubby, please put the pork roast on the grill rotisserie.”
“Pat, you can’t use the Grill Alert Talking Remote Meat Thermometer on it.”
“Why can’t I use the automatic thermometer?”
He laughed at me as usual. Then he said something about it having an electric [...]

GIFT IDEA -SESAME STREET BATH PLAYABLES FROM THE VILLAGE COMPANY
My children always loved their time in the tub. Water wheels, boats, decals, sponges, as well as any other kind of tub toy on the market found its way into the bathroom. Accompanying them frequently were kid friendly soaps, shampoos, and bubble baths. [...]