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| Only tried the Tandoori Naan so far. It's quite good, and super easy. Comes frozen, Pre-heat oven for 400 degrees and then put these in for 3-4 minutes. Done. 4 pieces, enough for 2 adults for dinner. $1.99 |
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| I used this sauce with chicken and served it with naan. I'm not an expert Indian cuisine eater, so I can't really tell if this is authentic or not. Taste-wise, I think it is fairly decent. The only thing is that the sauce is really liquidy as is.. and the direction on the jar tells you to add another 8 oz of water (which I didn't). Wish the sauce would be thicker. $2.29 |
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| The 3-flavor fruit bar solves the problem of having to choose only ONE flavor. It's raspberry, lemon, and strawberry all on 1 bar. I think it's only OK - I didn't like the lemon one bit. It was too sour for me. I was so happy to be done with it and move on to the strawberry! $1.99 |
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| Great snack - crunchy and the cheese is really rich and flavorful. May be too salty for some people, but I like my snacks salty. The crackers stick to your teeth though.$1.99 |
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| These are delicious! Perfect with tea. They come in a small box and is easy to devour in a day! Wafers with cocoa cream inside. They kinda reminds of me the Chinese "Hello Panda" cookies, but the wafers here are lighter and crunchier. $1.49 |
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