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January 8, 2008 at 7:36 pm
· Filed under Coffee & Tea, Diet Nibbles
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| What happens when you mix Pom Wonderful pomegranate juice with green, white and red teas? You get three flavors of Light Tea Pom, a captivating new beverage that, as Candide might have said, is the best of all possible worlds. There’s the rich, ripe flavor of pomegranate juice and the lightness of tea, all for just 35 calories per eight ounces. There’s the double antioxidant hit of these two antioxidant powerhouses. There’s a keepsake glass with each purchase. And, the teas make great cocktail mixers. The best of all possible worlds, indeed! Read the full review in THE NIBBLE online magazine, and find more of our favorite iced teas in our Tea Section. |
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Iced tea blended with Pom Wonderful. |
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January 8, 2008 at 6:34 pm
· Filed under Candy & Confections, Tip Of The Day
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Don’t throw out those crumbs!
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Today is English Toffee Day, so get yourself a box. But don’t toss out the “crumbs” at the bottom: They’re delicious on ice cream, cheesecake, yogurt or cake frosting. In fact, Enstrom’s, one of our favorite toffee makers, sells crumbs by the bag for toffee fans who find many other uses for them. Click here to read our article on Things To Do With Toffee.You’ll also find reviews of our favorite toffees in the Toffee & Buttercrunch Section of THE NIBBLE online magazine. |
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January 8, 2008 at 6:07 pm
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| Icelandic Glacial has been named the “Best Water of 2007” by BevNET, a trade magazine for the beverage industry which recently released its “Best Of” list. Icelandic Glacial was singled out not only for its purity, but also for its recent carbon neutral certification and commitment to continually reduce its overall carbon imprint on the environment—a growing issue in the bottled water industry, which is increasingly subject to criticism related to its overall impact on the environment. This includes the carbon emission caused by creating bottles and transporting them over long distances, plus the litter, landfill and recycling costs of the plastic. Icelandic Glacial has been recognized for its leadership position within the industry to reduce its overall carbon footprint. Read our review of Icelandic Glacial in the December 2006 issue of THE NIBBLE online magazine. |
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The first bottled water to be certified carbon-neutral. |
| Bombilla & Gourd Maté Tea was named Best Non-Carbonated Beverage for its fruit-flavored bottled yerba mateé drinks. Read our review of these teas, published in the October 2007 issue of THE NIBBLE online magazne. |
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