Here’s another good whole bean coffee from Central America and Trader Joe’s. This is labeled as both fair trade and organic. The whole beans are given an extra dark roast.
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Trader Joe’s Guatemalan Coffee – Whole Bean – Food Review
06/26/2016ALDI – liveGfree Edamame & Lentil Chips – Food Review
06/11/2016Choceur Blueberry Acai Dark Chocolate Covered Superberries – Food Review – ALDI
06/01/2016It’s not really dark chocolate. But it’s not milk chocolate either. Here’s the reason, it’s made in the USA. But it’s still good. Too good!
Why does the USA matter? Because, the USA seems to have an aversion to dark chocolate. Other Choceur products I’ve tried were imported from Germany where dark chocolate is typically more robust. While disappointed that the chocolate wasn’t what I was expecting, these are still very good. In fact so good it’s relatively easy to eat the whole 7 ounce package in a short time. At 170 calories per listed serving, and 5 servings per package, that’s 850 calories – about 1/2 of the total calories most of us need for an entire day! So ration yourself.
Price $2.79 (7 ounce package – 5 servings) Calories 170 per serving (10 pieces)
Trader Joe’s – Goat Milk Cheddar Cheese – Food Review
05/21/2016The good things are, this neither smells nor tastes like a wet goat.
Trader Joe’s Breakfast Blend Coffee – Whole Bean – Food Review
05/02/2016This is perhaps the worst coffee at Trader Joe’s. Harsh and not tasting much like coffee at all, this breakfast blend may explain why so many people skip breakfast.
ALDI – Simply Nature Organic Quick Cook Steel Cut Oats – Food Review
05/01/2016ALDI – Cherry Brandy Liqueur Cake – Food Review
04/03/2016This is another (new?) variation on a theme. One more amazing value ($2.49) in a dessert you’re unlikely to find anywhere else.
ALDI – Priano Eggplant Parmigiana – Food Review
03/31/2016Trader Joe’s – English Coastal Cheddar – Food Review
03/18/2016March 18, 2016
This is a very fine cheddar cheese imported from England (Dorset coast).
The cheese has a pale off-white color, not the usual yellow color found in US produced cheddar. This is not a “hard” cheese. It’s relatively easy to cut and a little crumbly. The cheese has a nice nutty flavor with a little bit of a tang. It’s not a sharp taste as might be found in a New York sharp cheddar, but still a very flavorful cheese. It reminds me a little of an aged Gouda, but not as hard. Similar to an aged Gouda you can feel (and hear) a few little cheese crystals crunch between your molars as you chew. Because of the pale color it’s difficult to see them in the cheese. I could easily get to like this. And I do.
Calories 120 per ounce (28g) Price $7.99 per pound









