Luke has written 5 reviews
Healthy, Delicious and Smoothly Crunchy
Liberte Six Grains yogurt is a decent fruit yogurt with grains mixed in. The grains add some texture, but do not seem out of place. They are fairly soft and don't have a strong flavor, so it's mostly for the texture. The ingredients themselves are all natural with no sugar added. The four flavors of Six Grain yogurt from Liberte are all excellent.
keywords: yogurt, yogourt, canada, quebec, vermont, dairy
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Plum & Walnut's not bad...
But all of the other flavors are amazing! There's insufficient distribution in the U.S. to get all 10 flavors. There are 4 common in the NY area and Plum & Walnut is always the last to sell out, so the group consensus seems to be that it's the worst of the best.
These are definitely not heart/waist healthy, but are so good that they can easily stand in for ice cream.
keywords: yogurt, probiotics, greek yogurt, flavored, vermont, Canada
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Value and Quality
Marcal Paper Towels are the only ones I'll use and the MaxiRoll is my favorite because of the half-size sheets and the larger roll. The price is always great (especially compared to 7th generation) and they're often available in supermarkets that don't stock many green products. Their strength and absorbancy is exactly what I expect from a papertowel. I don't need something I can wash my car with, just something to clean up messes that I'd rather not throw into a washing machine with my clothes, towels or sheets.
Marcal products offer a much better value than all other available green paper products. Marcal doesn't convince you to buy their product because they're recycled, they do it because their products are competively priced and designed.
keywords: recycle, reuse, paper, towel
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Quick, solid clumping and good odor control.
WBCL, aside from being poorly but accurately named, is far superior to other natural litters and performs almost up to the standards of more chemically concocted litters.
It's clumping is quick and solid, enough so that it doesn't fall apart when you dislodge it from the litter pan. It's dessicating power is impressive and absorbs urine very quickly and thoroughly, even in humid climates.
Odor control is sufficient, although no litter without perfumes is going to mask those awful smells. Because it does absorb urine quickly, at least that smell is minimized.
Tracking is good, it doesn't seem to stay on kitteh's paws for very long if it does stick. It's a bit dusty when first poured and will show up on the legs of your dark-haired moggies. That's when I'm most reassured by WBCL: at least the dust they're licking off is from a natural source and not from the chemical labs of New Jersey.
And remember: Don't Flush Solid Wastes on the Pacific Coast - it's killing the sea otters!
keywords: kitty litter, cat products
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World's Second Best
Swheat Scoop's Clumping and Odor Control lag behind World's Best. The clumps don't dry out as quickly and tend to fall apart when you attempt to remove them. And the clumps positively superglue themselves to plastic litter pans if you don't get them removed promptly.
Also, remember not to flush solid wastes from your kitty litter if you live on Pacific Coast! It's killing the sea otters!
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