June 19, 2007
| Posted in Home and Garden
better than throwing one away I don't know how sustainable jamba juice is, but I go here once in a while for a yummy smoothie. I couldn't handle throwing away a styrofoam cup anymore so I bought one of their reusable plastic insulated cups, and it was a really smart purchase. You get some money off when you use it, and it is...
June 15, 2007
| Posted in Food & Grocery
hint of coffee? I admit I'm not a coffee drinker, but if this chocolate has a "hint" of coffee, I can't imagine what they consider full coffee flavor to be!!! Not that it was a bad thing, because this chocolate was darn good. I could only have one square a sitting though because it is really strong. It's a great...
June 15, 2007
| Posted in Food & Grocery
it's just ok. I was underwhelmed by this chocolate. It was kind of waxy as I find some milk chocolates are. The caramel wasn't very sweet, either, though that might be because it was trying to be more healthy.
June 15, 2007
| Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits
Pretty drn good I am not a big wine drinker, but I really liked this wine. It didn't bite me, and I like that. It was light, semi fruity, and just a fun summer wine. I actually was thinking about going out and buying a couple bottles for the weekend... and I never buy wine. I can't not give it 5 big orange stars.
June 1, 2007
| Posted in Berkeley, Lawn & Garden
my first favorite nursery This was the first real nursery I ever fell in love with when I really started gardening. They have a great selection of roses, hydrangeas, 4" transplants of veggies herbs and annuals, and a bunch of other perennial plants. Their selection of natural soil amendments is pretty good, I often buy worm...
June 1, 2007
| Posted in San Francisco, Restaurants
Good salads, small seating I was taken here on my birthday by a friend and it was pretty tasty. They have a lot of variety, and the portions are good sized, even big enough to make 2 meals out of. It's a bit crowded inside of the space, so that was kind of a bummer but it was also normal for another little hole in the wall...
May 31, 2007
| Posted in Skin & Body Care
great soap I reviewed this company's oatmeal soap (http://www.sustainlane.com/listing/R1KXZRJ4944SP8R1A3M93TPJ4SP8) , so after I finished that soap I tried this type. I love it, it's luxurious, and completely unscented besides the light scent of oil. I highly recommend this soap for someone who doesn't want a...
May 31, 2007
| Posted in Skin & Body Care
Sensitive skin lotion This is the best bigger-bottle lotion that I've tried that doesn't have parabens or fragrances or other nasties. I love the body shop's aloe line, but they don't come in big pump bottles. I use this lotion after the shower. It's not sticky or stinky, and it doesn't have some of the scarier...
May 31, 2007
| Posted in Food & Grocery
Plain Lowfat Yogurt Stomaching plain yogurt was a hard transition for me; I had a hard time with the sour flavor. So far in my quest to eat plain rather than sugary flavored yogurts, I like this the best. The yogurt is organic (yay) and it has live and active cultures that are good for digestion. I recommend this...
May 18, 2007
| Posted in Skin & Body Care
yummy smell, but parabens and fragrances This soap smells awesome. So, I sat down to write a 5 star review, but then I read the ingredients: fragrance, methylparaben, propylparaben. Boo! Fragrances that are not natural are carcinogenic sometimes and common allergens. Parabens probably cause cancer. I knew this soap was too good to be...
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