Here are some interesting new and limited edition products found on store shelves by us and your fellow readers. If you’ve tried any of the products, share your thoughts about them in the comments.
If these Go Bites also had 15 grams of fiber to go along with the 5 grams of protein and 7 grams of whole grains, I would’ve called them Go Bathrooms. (Spotted by Nick at Walmart.)
MiOh my! There are so many MiO flavors! (Spotted by CLyals at Meijer.)
Goodbye, Kool-Aid Liquid! We hardly knew you! (Spotted by CLyals at Meijer.)
Back in my day, the lemonade starter was stealing lemons from the neighbor’s tree. (Spotted by CLyals at Meijer.)
You put your peanut butter in my quinoa! You put your quinoa in my peanut butter! (Spotted by Sylvia at Ralphs.)
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what is the difference between Kool-Aid liquid and this “easy-mix”? Also do we really need more liquid flavor enchancers? I thought those are the past trend.
Wild guess : The Kool-Aid easy mix is for pitchers and may contain some actual sugar vs all the artificial sweeteners of the regular “liquid”? Or perhaps a blend of stevia? Same could possibly be said for the Country Time lemonade.. could be a nice. (Still not as cheap as the packets of individual Kool-Aid and sugar, however).
Kool Aid man is essentially stirring a pitcher of his own bodily fluids. Gross.
Graham crackers are one of the most underrated junk foods.
At least they contain whole grains.