Amy M.'s Profile
Quick, Easy, Delicious!
My only complaint about this product is that our local grocery store is almost always out of it! We've decided to buy as many packages as they have the next time we see it in stock!
We are not vegetarians, but eat mostly vegetarian. I guess you could say we don't like commitment. I love Tacos and Burritos and anything Mexican or Mexican-inspired, but I don't like to cook beef and don't find most beef available to be at all appetizing.
This stuff is far superior to ground beef. It tastes better and there's NO grease! I love the flavor, texture, everything.
This is a great product that carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores, can all agree on! Great for a taco night that everyone enjoys!
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No kitty odor!
I LOVE this product! We have two cats and made the switch to pine a few years ago. We scoop the poo immediately, and the urine leaves NO odor. The pellets turn into a heavier dust-type thing (that, surprisingly, tracks very little compared to clay).
If the solid wastes are scooped regularly, there is absolutely no odor coming from the litter box!
On top of that, Feline Fresh is made of pine and in the USA. It cost far less than clay, partially because it lasts SO much longer. It's very low maintenance. No scary unnecessary chemicals and no strip mining.
Also, we much prefer the pellets to the "Scoopable." We've found it lasts a lot longer and tracks less.
Who would think I could get so excited about a cat litter?!
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Jenn A. says:
How does Feline Fresh compare to Feline Pine? Have you ever tried any other non clay litters -- like wheat or corn based litters? more »
Amy M. says:
Yes, we tried corn (world's best, I believe it was) and recycled newspaper and found them to smell AWFUL. This is the only thing we've liked so far.
We had tried Feline Pine before settling on this one. I don't know... more »
Best Fake Meat EVER
We make a vegetarian chili with Melissa's Soyrizo and get rave reviews whenever we serve it for friends. We also make breakfast omelette's or tacos and burritos from Soyrizo. It is so flavorful-- no seasoning required. YUM YUM!
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GREAT for storing herbs (and dog pick up)
We use the food waste bags for storing vegetables and especially herbs. We LOVE cilantro, but find it goes bad too quickly no matter what we tried, but these work great!
They're the only bags we use for dog waste. A lot of bags that say they're biodegradable use harmful chemicals and break down into pieces instead of biodegrading completely, but not these. (I also have a green pet supply business and these are the ONLY bags we carry).
And to answer someone's question, yes, they are GMO free.
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Jenn A. says:
Hi Amy - cilantro can be a problem - it only lasts 2-3 days in the fridge. I have found two ways to keep it fresh, depending on how much time I have.
1. Wash it, pick all the leaves off the stem and blot dry - put... more »
Amy M. says:
yes, I have, but I've found that washing, picking the leaves off AND putting it in the Biobags have made it last the absolute longest of all.
Thanks for your comment!
If it weren't my fav herb of all, I... more »
Stella and Chewy's is fabulous!
Stella and Chewy's is fabulous! Great for fussy dogs and cats. Everyone loves this stuff! Also great for allergies. This is the good stuff! I've toured their facilities and am so proud to support this amazing company!
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Jenn A. says:
This sounds like a very convenient product but I'd have to stay away because stuff with soy protein isolate tends to be a bit over processed for my body to process. :) Though it's not really "mexican" -- I grew up... more »
Amy M. says:
that sounds good, but until I work less than 18 hours a day, smart ground burrito it is! I'll keep this recipe though. sounds yummy. maybe my student loans will magically disappear and I'll have time to cook again... more »
Jenn A. says:
Ha ha ha! Don't count on that with student loans - I finished school in 1995 and they are only about 50% paid off. If you default, do they take your brain away like if you default on a mortgage? more »