Review: Stonyfield Organic Belle Blueberry Petite Creme Low Fat Sweet Fresh Cheese

As I've been writing these posts recently, it seems like I've been hitting on a lot of what I'll call the "greatest hits", meaning that they are manufacturers that I reviewed somewhat frequently in the past but have stayed away from recently because I haven't been able to find that many new products or flavors that interest me.  Stonyfield Organic is one of those manufacturers as I haven't touched on one of their products since February 2014 and it was as far back as May 2012 before that.  Upon some recent browsing at Meijer, I saw that they've introduced a new line of products in their Petite Creme line.  What makes this line of products interesting is that while they may look like yogurt and be sitting next to the yogurts in your local store, they are not in fact yogurt.  They are actually modeled a French cheese that silky and eaten just like yogurt (yes, I had to look this up).  That seemed kind of odd and intersting to me, so I picked up several of these Petite Cremes on my Meijer trip for $1.25 each and this Stonyfield Organic Belle Blueberry Petite Creme Low Fat Sweet Fresh Cheese comes in at 5.3 ounces with 130 calories and ten grams of protein.

Review: Walden Farms French Onion Dip

If you've spent any time reading this blog, you'd know that it is no secret that I have written a lot of reviews on Walden Farms products.  What can I say...I love the whole idea of calorie free foods, although that may not be 100% truthful.  Regardless, my quest for more and more calorie free foods led me to make another order from Netrition.com where I picked up this jar of Walden Farms French Onion Dip for $3.99.  It's twelve ounces and is of course calorie free.  I can say though that a product modeling itself after a dip that is a party mainstay makes me exceptionally curious to try it out.

Review: Walden Farms French Salad Dressing

When I was growing up, I had an obsession with French dressing (and also ketchup).  When I wasn't putting ketchup on something, the chances were pretty good that I was using French dressing instead.  I even came up with a food creation that I found delicious at the time, but am now repulsed by the fact that I used to eat it.  This concoction was a slice of white bread topped with a slice of American cheese (unmelted) and then doused with a healthy amount of french dressing or Catalina dressing.  For some reason, I found this delicious and can't figure out why.  Anyway, I don't like French dressing as much now as I did then, but I still like it and that leads to this review of Walden Farms' attempted at French Salad Dressing.  I picked up this sugar and calorie free twelve ounce bottle from VitaCost.com (via Amazon.com) for $3.64.