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Last weekend I went to the 30th Annual Wellness Show in Vancouver. My intention was to discover interesting, tasty food products that are also good for our bodies. And I wasn’t disappointed. In no particular order, here are 7 food products that I sampled and enjoyed, and would recommend you all to give it a try. They should be available at local health- and wellness-forward grocery stores such as Nesters Market, Whole Foods and City Avenue Market, or online on their own websites.

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Two weeks ago Lesley Stowe Fine Foods, which is famous for its Raincoast Crisps crackers, launched a collection of all-natural cookies called, you guessed it, Raincoast Cookies. I received some samples and I thought I’d share my thoughts here.

First of all, you should know that I’m not a health-conscious eater, so healthy food isn’t my strong suit. I was interested in trying Lesley Stowe’s new cookies because I have enjoyed its Raincoast Crisps. I wanted to find out if the cookies are just as good as the crackers. And I do snack sometimes, especially at around 3pm on a work day, so in a way I felt that I fit within its target market.

Lesley Stowe's Raincoast Cookies Collection

Lesley Stowe's Raincoast Cookies Collection

Raincoast Cookies

There are three varieties of Raincoast Cookies. Each of them is packed with ingredients like chicory root, flax seed and chia, as well as dried fruit  and nuts. Therefore they are high in fibre and protein and are positioned as a healthier alternative to your afternoon snack that carries you through the rest of your day. At the same time, they are high in carbs and sugar; each cookie is individually packaged, weighs 75g and has somewhere around 300 calories.

Apricot, Ginger and Slivered Almond

Apricot, Ginger and Slivered Almond

The Apricot, Ginger and Slivered Almond cookie has more than what the name suggests. (more…)

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