Try It Tuesday: Review of Organic Valley Soy Creamer

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This is YUMMY. I use this brand of soy creamer in my coffee a lot. Organic Valley is the company that produces this organic creamer.  I really wish Eden Organic would come out with a soy creamer, as they use a process when making their soy milk that makes it more digestible. Oh well, maybe they will soon! :)

Meanwhile, this is what I'll use. It's yummy and affordable. ($1.99 at Whole Foods) I drink it with decaf instant Mount Hagan Organic-Cafe coffee.

Pictured above is the French Vanilla creamer, and while I like it a lot, I think I actually prefer the Original. This French Vanilla has only 3 grams of sugar per tbsp. and if I remember correctly the original has 1 gram of sugar per tablespoon. I use stevia to sweeten my coffee and I am not used to nor do I like the taste of a lot of sugar. And this really doesn't have that much at all.


In case you are curious, here are the ingredients of the French Vanilla creamer:
 filtered water, whole organic soybeans, organic fair trade unrefined cane sugar, organic soybean oil (expeller pressed), organic inulin, organic fair trade vanilla flavor, sodium bicarbonate, organic soy lecithin, organic almond flavor.

What is your favorite non dairy creamer, and why?

Until next time.... God bless!

Review of Amy's California Veggie Burger

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Amy's California veggie burger is currently my fav. veggie burger. The main ingredients is mushrooms (yum), and it just has such a nice flavor.

I have been buying mine from Whole Foosd, but I have noticed them at Food Lion and Walmart as well.



They are vegan, non gmo, very low in sugar (2 grams), low in fat, and contain many organic ingredients.

Here is one, prepared:

Yum. :)

Have you tried this? If so, what do you think? :)

Until next time.... God bless!

Try It Tuesday: Review of Eden Organic's Yellow Organic Popcorn

My husband makes popcorn in the air popper almost every night. We used to get just regular popcorn kernels until I learned that corn is one of the most genetically modified foods around- which means if you aren't buying corn specifically labeled organic, it's probably genetically modified.

If you try to stay away from as many GMO foods as possible, like we do, then you'll be glad to know that Eden Organics offers organic popcorn kernels. You can purchase 20 oz. of this popcorn online for $3.09, or look for it in your favorite health food store.

We usually eat our popcorn drizzled with KerryGold Irish butter, and sprinkled with mineral rich salt.

How do you eat your popcorn? Let me know in the comment section below! :)

Until next time.... God bless!