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Wild Garden Cinnamon Sugar Baked Pita Chips Review

September 19, 2007

Sugary and cinnamony baked wheat pita chips from Wild Garden are all natural, and contain no saturated fat, no GMO�s, no cholesterol, no hydrogenated oils and no transfats.They don�t really pair too well with hummus, but they are good nonetheless…. Click here to see where you can purchase Wild Garden products.Read more reviews about Wild Garden here.

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EATware Review

September 18, 2007

Single use = non green).That sure is a mouthful, but this product is unique and here�s why: its combination of fibers from bamboo, sugar cane pulp, starch and water create a base for molding all sorts of different sizes and shapes…. EATware has been around since 1997 and started commercializing their products since 2002.The goals of EATware are basically to create eco-friendly, single use products that will degrade in a short time and cause no harm to the Earth.There is so much to tell you about EATware, visit back soon to stay up to date.Leafygreen.info does not like single use containers in general, due to the harmful effects on the Earth and I feel that EATware�s on to something great and it will be neat to watch what happens.

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Honest Beverages Sublime Mate

September 17, 2007

When Honest Beverages combined organic limeade, mate and a hint of ginger together, they end up creating a tangy and refreshing beverage…. Mate does have some amazing healing powers, so you may want to try it out.More Honest reviews can be found here, soon.

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Chipotle Franks and Tofurky Pepper Deli Slices Review

September 17, 2007

However, unlike those franks, the mildly spicy, slightly smokey flavor from the chipotles really set these franks apart…. It�s a really nice difference from the plain deli slices that I didn�t care for.Vegetarians and non don�t always like eating soy-based hot dogs due to their odd consistencies and textures.

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Flying Dog’s DogtoberFest Review

September 13, 2007

Another way Flying Dog is changing the market is by starting new sites and ventures such as BeerDinners.com.BeerDinners.com is a pairing site, devoted to pairing beer with food at restaurants around the country and at the comfort of your home as well. If you are in the mood for a good octoberfest beer and some food to go along with it, check out FlyingDogAles.com and BeerDinners.com.You can read more about Flying Dog by clicking this link.

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Simple Shoes Blottoe Bag Review

September 12, 2007

It�s made from organic cotton/linen, metal zippers with PET bases, and unfinished brass hardware.The design is simple and there isn�t much room, but my MacBook fits inside nicely. I wouldn�t use this bag, however, on long trips due to the minimal padding, but it�s perfect for taking to a friends house or stashing a hoagie (as the site says).I was told that it looks like a murse, but I don�t think it looks too much like one.

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A few goings ons…

September 11, 2007

Nau, a trend setting, technical and outdoor apparel company and a loyal supporter of Leafygreen.info has new apparel out for sale now…. Check that out here.Also, I will be going on my second and final camping trip of the season this Friday.

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Airforce Nutrisoda Immune Review

September 9, 2007

The Nutrisoda is full of vitamins and minerals known to boost immune systems and it�s flavored from a combination of acerola cherries and citric acid also known as tangerine and lime.The bubbly and tart beverage goes down smoothly while replenishing your body with Vitamin A, B6, B12, E, C, Riboflavin, Selenium, Niacin, Folic Acid and Zinc…. Don�t be fooled, there is no actual juice, but it�s flavors are derived from fruit.Nutrisoda has a comprehenisive website full of facts, an online store, a locator and information for getting Airforce Nutrisoda into public schools.

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Melissas Organic Agave Syrup Review

September 8, 2007

Melissa�s low glycemic organic blue weber agave comes from the cactus-like plant only found in Mexico…. It probably tastes good with homemade granola or in your tea.You will not gain any other benefits, nutrionally speaking, from agave, but it�s another alternative to sugar.Locate Melissa�s Agave by clicking here, or purchase it online.

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