Youjo's Crits and Reviews

$7.49 at whole foods available on food stamps I'm going to make this one short, because it's already late. I tried a product by the same brand a few months ago, and I honestly have the same criticism. It's good, but the quality and Portion isn't worth the price. I would take it down about a dollar before I would suggest it. For what it was, it was kind of flavorful, and I could tell it was quality shrimp being used. It's just the wonton the shrimp was wrapped in wasn't that good. The sauce was more focused on being spicy than being flavorful. It was pretty average. Mediocre even. If it were enough of a portion to get someone full, I would be happy to suggest it. However, that isn't the case. I don't suggest this product at all.

$4.99 at whole foods available on food stamps For some reason this tasted more fresh, or less greasy than the previous thing I tried. Maybe it's the other ingredients. It was honestly a rather refreshing taste. The ingredients tasted very fresh. I would say this is worth the $4.99. I am quite pleased with this product, and it's serving size is more appropriate for a side complimenting an entree rather than an entree.

$4.99 available on food stamps at whole foods Welcome to my food review distinguished guest(s), This is a quick food review of wild planet wild tuna white bean salad.  Is a prepackaged ready to eat tuna white bean salad that I have only seen at whole foods, so far. It's handheld size, super convenient, price at $4.99 available on food stamps. The chicken flavor of the tuna really stood out, because when I eat sushi it tastes a lot less like chicken. In this white bean salad, the tuna was very well seasoned to imitate chicken.  My first impression was how much grease there was, but I say that as somebody who's not familiar with eating much Bean salad. Overall, it was pretty tasty, with not that bad an aftertaste. I wouldn't buy it again as I'm not a fan of white bean salad, but if that small portion for $4.99 is worth it to you, I would say go for it! As someone who doesn't much care for tuna, I was pretty pleased with it.