Fancy That!

Ladies and gentleman, I'd like to introduce you to...the tomato. So, two foods I thoroughly love - pasta and tomato sauce. I think I could have a diet of pasta and tomato sauce-based foods and never get sick of either one. Recently, I had the chance to try out a few items from a company called Foods of the Vine and I can't wait to tell you about them. Here's a few things that make this company special: All of their products are USDA Certified Organic, Non-GMO Verified, low-sodium, and gluten-free. The Vine is located and manufactured in New York. Their ingredients are sourced in the USA. It is a Certified Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE) member. All of these qualities make a company stand out and makes me want to work with them and buy and support their products. Most of all though what did I think of what I had to try? The Pasta Sauce I reviewed two different pasta sauces: Butternut Squash and Vegan Marinara. The words "vegan" in

I'm really excited to have had the chance to try some unique coffees over the last few weeks. The next one up that I've tried is a really special type of coffee that also recognizes the importance of sustainability. Here are  a few important things to know about Twin Engine Coffee: They are single-origin coffee. This basically means that the coffee comes from one place. And their coffee beans are crafted in Nicaragua.  They are 100% organic. Organic is important because that means that the coffee is grown and produced without synthetic fertilizers or chemicals. Twin Engine coffee employs farmers, artisans, artists, tasters, retailers, packers, and other suppliers which have resulted in the creation of over 400 jobs. More and more as consumers we're all making that conscious decision about the businesses we want to support and often times that starts with learning more about their global footprint. So, if you are like me and trying to make an effort with making bet