We liked it a bit better than Kirkland
933531
We think it's a bit "better" - a little more spicy/cinnamon-y - than Kirkland's "Saigon Cinnamon". If the price difference seems too great, never fear, we had to taste them side by side a couple of times to be fairly sure of our opinion. Besides which your taste is what matters.  (And you'll need to find something to store this one in.)
2072607
We liked it so much....we bought a second one.  The first was on sale, however, and we liked that better
4821616
we actually liked the Columbia coffee better than the Signature Blend but the price of this blend is more reasonable
3910512
We really enjoyed this. It was a tad less exciting than I had hoped, but more exciting than I expected (if that makes sense). It is random enough to be 'friendly' but strategic enough to be competitive. If you're going into it loving the theme, you will love this game. If you're going into it expecting an amazing game, you will find the theme pasted on. The best way to describe it is as Agricola with dice (think King of Tokyo) instead of 'spots'.
380244
We've enjoyed playing it, but have been slightly disappointed as it's not quite up to the standard that the original Apples to Apples set.  One thing that is for sure is that there are less red cards, so you cycle through them quicker, and the kids start saying things like, "We've had this one already!"  Another thing is that it really seems pop culture heavy.  I know there are plenty of movie stars, athletes, and TV shows in Apples to Apples, but if you don't spend your live on Disney and Nickelodeon, half of this stuff on the red cards is going to go right over your head.  Finally, since so many of the red cards are specific things, the amount of lobbying for your card that goes on is sometimes intolerably high.  I don't recall lobbying being part of the actual rules in the original edition, and even if it was, my experience tends to be that it's not needed as people are laughing at the cards anyway.  With this version, it seems to often be a requirement as people are perplexed as to why such a card even got played.  Overall, though, good game, and kids from 6 to 11 seem to really enjoy it.
4479350
Not exactly the same Camay we used to have, but it's Ok.
2427070
I was a bit hesitant to try this, as I have not enjoyed the Kraft mayonaise with olive oil at all.  Specifically the Kraft olive oil mayo tastes off, artificial,and generally unpleasant.

But I have been impressed with the Hellmann's offering. It tastes pretty much like regular Hellmann's, and certainly tastes like regular mayo rather than some sort of ersatz mayo clone. I prefer mine to be a touch more "lemony" but that is probably a personal preference.

To be sure, I generally enjoy both Hellmann's and Kraft's regular mayo offerings, they taste different but the change is nice sometimes.  I also like many other brands as well.  But that does not extend to the olive oil mayo, the Hellmann's stands head and shoulders above the Kraft stuff.

Next time I am shopping for mayo I will probably pick this one, as soon as we get rid of the Kraft stuff that is waiting in the cupboard.  Perhaps a donation to the Community Food Pantry would be in order...
1602296
It wasn't as big as some knock offs. But quality is better
4957259
I think I liked it more than my 16mo old kids did, but hoping they will play with it more as they get a little older.
4369490
Quite over the top, and NOT for kids, but we enjoyed it.
1752679
Taste test against Kirkland brand and this chicken has same flavor and broth...but texture of meat was much better with the Swanson and I prefer the moistness.  I will stock this permanently in my pantry and I give my dog a can a day as well.  Yummy.
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We listened to this cd on our way home from Thanksgiving weekend and all three of us loved it.  We each learned something from it and it was very catchy, however the reason it gets a 4 instead of a 5 is that the cd could have been mixed a bit better.  My daughter complained that it was difficult to hear the words with the music being so much louder.  As another reviewer mentioned, watching the DVD first may actually be the better option so that the words and subject are defined for children.  This will definitely be something we play often.
1673362
It prefers this one over the original formula.
931164
I've bought this before, though never in such quantities. About a months ago, my wife and I were hiking Coyote Hills, and while tracking a white-tailed kite, kind of lost track of time and distance. We didn't plan that day very well, and when we got back to the car, we were grateful that I still had a bag of this trail mix in the trunk. We were sufficiently depleted so that there was enough sugar to give us energy, but not so much that we had the sugar high (or low). HOWEVER, much as we like this, it needs to be "cut" by adding salted peanuts or sunflower seeds. It really is quite sweet, in part because there are too many raisins and not enough dried apples. Although the pieces are smaller than what I'd prefer, I still find it to be a satisfactory emergency mix.

The higher ratio of raisins to the papaya, pineapple, and cranberries is understandable from a business standpoint, but not entirely acceptable from the consumer side.

All and all, it's a fair-good mix, but not as good as some of Emerald's others. It's why we've also stocked up for the coming summer with Emerald Harmony Deluxe Fruit N Nut Trail Mix AND Emerald Harmony Sunflower Kernels roasted/Salted. That, of course, raises the price of this trail mix.
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I liked this one better than I thought I would.  Good action, and I liked the updated story.  I also liked the ending better on this version.  The original, though really corny, campy, and implausible, is a guilty pleasure of mine.  While still blessed with a touch of implausibility that makes it fun, this version isn't quite an corny, and the camp is more subdued.  This one may not be as endearing as the original, but I actually like it better.
2385853
It's a variety we hadn't tried before, and while it's not our favourite, it's definitely better than others!
2755210
We bought this one after loving Uh-Oh Baby. The wording scheme doesn't flow as well and it's not as appealing to the kids for that reason but illistrations are eye-catching and fun. This concept appeals more to my older kids, age range 4-5, but the book seems more directed at a younger audience. For that reason we don't read it as often. I could take it or leave it and I wouldn't re-purchase if something tragic happened to it today (unlike Uh-Oh Baby).