Hello Everyone! I know I am a bit behind and I do apologize. Tonight we have two winners so let’s get started!


Give-Away Winner: A total of Eleven people left a total of 19 comments to enter for a chance to win 5 free bags of Food Should Taste Good products of your choice. I just used http://www.random.org/ to choose the winner. The winner of my FIRST Gluten Free Give-Away is:

Aubrey was one of the only entries to take my third option, tell me which flavor they would like best and how they would ‘personalize it. This is what she said “My favorite would be the blue corn. Blue corn chips are my favorite. I would personalize it by dipping it into salsa! :).” 

Thanks again everyone for entering and keep a look out for more giveaways to come!


And for our second winner: 


Food Should Taste Good’s Cheddar Chips!

As you know from my previous posts Food Should Taste Good sent me products to review over the past few weeks. I have so far tried the Blue Corn, the Multigrain and the Cheddar flavors. While all fantastic in their own right (who doesn’t live amazing ingredients in a healthy product)  the Cheddar flavor has thus far won over my heart out of any of the flavors I have tried. Now, I must say that I have always been a cheese fan which may make me biased but regardless these are GOOD. And I mean Real Good. The website claims that these chips are a “Healthy yet delicious alternative for cheese cravings, these chips offer a smooth, rich flavor made from all natural cheddar cheese.” This description is dead on. Imagine the taste your mouth experiences when you dip a well made wholegrain chip into melted cheddar or salsa con queso. Now, imagine that taste without the action and messiness of dipping and you have these chips. Would could NOT love that? On top of this the texture, the healthy taste, the thick crunchiness and even the left over residue you need to lick off your fingers speak of quality craftsmanship. You can taste that these chips are made with consideration and love, not just processed in a factory and packaged without consideration of the health and taste buds of their customers. 


A look at all of the bags shows this concern for their customers health and interest in quality food. See for yourself:

Healthy ingredients are clear to read and specific icons bring attention to all of the concerns a snack that calls itself’ health should address, including most importantly for most of us the GF that designates a product is typically okay for us to eat! What other company do you know of that does this? The answer that I can come up with is NONE.