is this really any better than the organic 2nd harvest domatcha? is it worth buying this over that?
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The taste is much smoother. This tea is harvested in the spring and intended to be consumed in a tea ceremony, prepared the traditional way. The 2nd harvest, harvested in August, is not intended for use in tea ceremony. It's more often used in different ways (like added to smoothies). For years I drank 2nd harvest as one would in tea ceremony, but after tasting the ceremonial grade, I haven't gone back. If you enjoy 2nd harvest, save money and stay with it. If you have money to spare, buy ceremonial grade and enjoy.
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This spiralizar has the highest rating, about the same quality as the Paderno but comes with better customer service, price and guarantee. Here is a complete comparison of this and some other models: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2KCYZJPGWDJXC/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B00I8N1JK6. Glad I bought based on the recommendation and saved some money.
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Certified organic or not, the quality and price is nothing compared to Oxbow. I would suggest bulk from Drs Foster and Smith. You will save a lot of money and your small creature will appreciate it. My rabbits have never been more excited for feeding time.
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yes it is, extra virgin, expeller cold pressed, organic and bottled in glass. Pretty much as good as it gets and trust me I have done my research. The only advice I have is to research your local discount stores, I was able to find a comparable brand "Tahitian Sunset" with all the same qualities including USDA certified organic for $5.95-major price difference.
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I posted a similar question under the animal product review. Reply post indicates that the animal isn't worth the extra $50 over the DC25.
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from most of what i read and experienced,,,yes,,,,shelf life is pretty good toochanging answer.hmm, sorry, but It doesn't actually say organic. However, seems its the best choice out there. Other comments here are appropriate.
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What I usually have bought is from "Bob's Mills", and he advertises that all his stuff is organic. Sometimes I make sour dough bread, but it is labor intensive for just one loaf. That is what the recipe called for, so I used it. Bread was good. Haven't used it for anything else.
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In order of personal preference, fresh off the farm as in milked, strained and chilled til cold is always going to have first place. There is NOTHING better! The meyenberg fresh at super market is a tie, no doubt about it. The powder is a VERY close second if you do it right. Once you get used to it, you wont miss the fresh. I get it because quarts of fresh are 4.00 a qt locally. This is a LOT cheaper if you get it on amazon. local price is 10.00 plus a can ( YIKES) . make it according to directions , ( small amount of very warm water , make paste stir til dissolved, then add ice cold water), or do what I do , mix COLD water a few ice cubes and powder in a blender, give it a couple of burst to mix it up and drink. Well worth the effort if you don"t want to or can't run to store constantly. store at room temps NOT HOT!
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It doesn't compare, in my opinion. There is a noticeable boost in energy (for me) with the amazing grass green superfood. Even if you can't tell an energy difference, taste alone should have you buying the Amazing Grass product. Also, as the Amazing Grass Superfood has raw cacoa for flavoring, you get it's benefits as well. win-win. don't waste your time with the Perfect Food option; I suffered through finishing mine (today in fact) and am glad it is gone.
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I noticed that too, but the main reason I buy this product is because it is unbromated, unbleached, fresh and high quality. Organic became buzz word just like "fat free", "all natural" or "star compliant", to the point I have seen bag of potatoes with label "fat free" affixed on it. (?hmmm). Wheat will not grow just from rain water - it needs fertilizer, hopefully natural one yet does not need deadly pesticides or being genetically enhanced like some grains. How about genetically altered soybean organic milk - yes it is all organic because no bug will even wants to seat on it now. Bottom like - beware of fine print and play of words as "natural flavoring" is actually one of approved names for MSG. To me the most important is that Bob's Red Mill offers fresh and natural grains. I purchase on regular basis sunflower seed, pumpkin seed and few other products from this company and so far never had any issues with quality, taste or freshness.
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A WHOLE lot cheaper. You can get approximately 64 servings out of the 4.9 lb. The RTD's are a little better tasting sometimes but not worth the cost difference IMO. I would buy a small container 1st to see if you like it. If you like it then buy the big container to save money. I mix mine with Almond Milk (Original) and it's really good. You can mix with water and regular milk if you like.
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I tried the Garden of Life raw protein. It was gross! I don't know if it was the stevia that was the problem, but I have a whole tub of it that I just can't stomach. As for the Growing Naturals, this stuff is AMAZING! The chocolate rice protein is equally amazing and even smoother in taste. I don't notice any excessive stevia taste in this product. I've tried Sun Warrior, which is also good, but this brand is by far my favorite. I highly recommend it!
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Both are better than most other dry food on the market, but I prefer the ingredients in Wilderness. Personally, I feel Wilderness is better.
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If you can find a website that lets you look at the amounts of nutrients in each, you'll see that you get much more "good stuff" in a serving of the regular than of the organic. I tried the organic (if it's organic it's got to be good, right?), but my husband had an allergic reaction to it, so we've gone back to the regular. And, btw, we can tell a difference when we take this every day.
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I use a site called Dog Food Advisor (www.dogfoodadvisor.com) to check on what I'm about to feed the love of my life, my chow chow Sunny. Their rating on Pro Plan Select is 3 of 5 stars (an average rating - but everybody can't be number 1). For the reliability of their ratings, you will have to check them out yourself. In this insane world of people who will basically kill my dog just to sell their food product ... its very very difficult to find a product to trust (and that he will actually eat). What Dog Food Advisor says about the ingredient 'animal digest' is as follows: "animal digest is a chemically hydrolyzed mixture of animal by-products that is usually sprayed onto the surface of a dry kibble to improve its taste." The address for their review of Pro Plan is: http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/dog-food-reviews/purina-pro-plan-dog-food-selects-dry/ Give it a read and determine for yourself what you think. I think the review there is a fair and relatively non-biased scientific approach worthy of your consideration. I do know that Purina donates a LOT of their Pro Plan food to dog rescues (including the one I got my baby from ... Chow Chow Rescue of Central New York.) From a digestive perspective, Sunny seems to digest Pro Plan better than anything else I've tried. That list includes Blue Buffalo, Natural Balance LID and Alpha Dog formulas, Wellness Core, Royal Canin (vet prescribed non-grain), Solid Gold and Merrick. His coat is spectacular. His energy is amazing (he's 4, so I suspect it would be anyway). The most important thing of all is that he will eat Pro Plan alone ... with nothing added to it (which helps me sleep better). I can't give you a specific definition for 'animal digest,' but I do believe that Pro Plan is a good food for your dog (esp if he or she has sensitive skin / stomach issues). I hope this helps.
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hi sorry for taking so long to answer. i'm no expert so i would sugget you google organic food and read the valuable info, i say organic is better because it's done naturally and no chemical which to me is always the best.
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To be honest, I only bought it that one time, I am using a different product now. I liked protein 17 but they don't have it any more, so I am using "Source Organic Whey Protein 2.0 Lbs Bulk"... I don't even remember reserveage organics... sorry.