First of all, the main reason because this item gets a great score is because of the "no added sugar"-part. Do however remember that it's certainly not calorie free, but yes, a great subsitute for regular Nesquik. Second of all, all of us Nesquik-lovers out there will notice a difference in taste. What makes regular Nesquik so good is the sugar. Sugar tastes amazing. You'll also notice that compared to the regular version, this one looks darker in the box. It doesn't matter at all, but remember it just won't be quite like the regular version no matter what. HOWEVER: It's still darn good. The flavor can be a tad unusual in the beginning. I like to use two teaspoons of this and one teaspoon of regular Nesquik. If you're expecting regular Nesquik you'll be disappointed. If you're expecting a nice chocolate flavor (with the limitations that comes with "no sugar added"), you'll love this. It does contains sweeteners so it does still taste very sweet, but it's a different kind of sweet.

This product is great. Truly great. First of all, it's free from sugar. Second of all, it's free from salt. It smells amazing and truly like "taco" smells. Quite cheap. You will however need to use more of this blend than you normally do with one of those tacoblends, but it tastes just as good. One of these lasts quite a long, even if you use a lot, so it's well worth it!

As other are writing here this is certainly a great replacement for sugar. Can't ask of anything better as it's quite similar and with no calories. The "no calories" part is really a boost here. If the calorie content was similar to regular sugar I would go for sugar. This is not as sweet as regular sugar, don't believe what others say. It has the crunchy feeling of sugar, but has a cooling effect that can taste a bit strange. It doesn't work very well when sprinkled over foods, such as oatmeal or regular porridge. It does however work pretty well in baked goods, coffee and so on - in anything where it's properly mixed with other ingredients. If you're not going crazy and removing sugar from your diet I would suggest replacing about half the sugar with this. It works. But remember, as it's not as sweet as regular sugar, you might want to increase the amount. I'm wobbling between four stars and five stars... consider this a strong four stars.

First of all, this lunchbox is superb. The cooling element keeps my yoghurt chilled for a couple of hours, plus it's easy to clean. The separate boxes are very helpful, good for smaller foods such as... well, yoghurt, berries, nuts or even a slice or two of bread. The biggest container is also useful! Big enough for food to last a long school day. Negatives: - You'll get a random color. I got a green one. Could be better, but it's okay. - The lunchbox does leak a tiny amount. By all means it leaks far less than ANY OTHER lunchbox I have ever had, so it's top notch, but still, keep it in a plastic bag and make sure it remains upwards. A really good lunchbox, for a great price. Recommended!

This stuff is good! The price is not bad either. Better to fry food in coconut oil than to use butter or olive oil. You won't really notice a change in taste for most foods. I cook my chicken in this and there's barely any difference in flavor. Even if there were it wouldn't bother me, as coconut flavor is great. My tips is to use this instead of butter/oil when making omelets. It creates a delightful flavor and a bit crunchy crust. Amazing, could hardly live without it.

A wonderful substitute for vanilla. Healthy, quite cheap (especially when compared to real vanilla). I use it in yoghurt, oatmeal etc.

I have so far only used this in one thing; my frappuchino knock-offs. And it's amazing. Keeps the other ingredients from separating. How-to-achieve awesomeness: - Ice - Coffee - Sugar (or Stevia/Erythol) - Milk (your choice; whole, low fat, soya...) - A pinch of Xanthan gum Use twice as much ice as coffee. Throw it all in your blender, give it a spin, VOILA! you could also add some caramel or other types of syrups.

I never want to go back to the typical brands after trying this one. It might feel a bit strange in the beginning, but it's just that everything you have been using before was crap. My roomie always commented on how nice my toothpaste smelled. No SLS equals a lower risk of developing mouth ulcers. I do also believe it whitened my teeth a bit, probably due to the baking soda in it.

Almost tastes like caramel. A great substitute, although it can sometimes taste a tad... burned. I use mine in coffee.

I have no idea why people keep giving this product five stars. It's not that good. First of all, the price is very good. It's pure shea butter, and it works well as a long-lasting lip moisturizer. But I warn you, the cream is thick. You have to heat it up in a microwave or my just letting your skin heat it to be able to apply it. That's not the major fault her, the annoying thing is that it's not absorbed by the skin. I have very dry skin so I should know this fairly well. It cannot be used as a night cream as it will really just remain on the surface of your skin and be smootched all over your pillow as you sleep. I have done it a couple of times to check it it's moisturizing, but it's not really. If you have normal skin this might help, though. But I do however like the smell and how it feels on my skin. It's thick (which is good when you're not sleeping), and makes my skin FEEL nourished, even though it doesn't look nourished when removed. Because yes, this is the kind of product you will have to remove. I spend a couple of cotton pads to get rid of this in the morning, as it, again, is not absorbed by the skin. Very annoying. Works well enough as a moisturizer for the body, for example feet and legs. An okay product, a strong three star rating from moah!