Ferrero USA woohoo! My chemo taste buds decided I'm not so sensitive to hazelnut as I was…read morepreviously. In very small amounts I can enjoy a bite. I could easily be addicted to the little chocolate bites. I had one recently. Plus did you know that Tic Tac is their product too! They are made here in Parsippany N.J. Thank you Susan R. Las Vegas for the limited edition Dr. Pepper Tic Tac! I can't wait to try them! I'm recommending you search out these Ferrero products that are originally from Italy!

Nutella B-ready: Ferrero is an Italian company that introduced Nutella in 1964. If you've never…read moreconsumed it, Nutella is a sweetened hazelnut cocoa spread. The spread is made with sugar, milk, palm oil, cocoa, hazelnuts, lecithin, and vanillin (not to be confused with a vanilla villain). Nutella's smooth and creamy texture combined with the sweet chocolate and nutty flavor makes it hard to resist. With the Nutella B-ready, Ferrero takes a crunchy wafer shell and fills it with the delectable spread, along with a sprinkling of puffed wheat crisps. B-ready bars look like a mini breadstick with three distinct sections. There is lowercase "n" etched on each. I was ready to be disappointed but was quickly proven wrong as the treat was pleasantly crispy (not soft or soggy) and each of the three air pockets was adequately filled with Nutella. It's hard to see in my pictures, but the puffed wheat crips were indeed in there and likely intensified the crunchiness of the shell. You would be nutty not to give these a try. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

As a guy who does alot of cooking I like to use a wide variety of ingredients in all of My food. It…read morehelps to keep things different instead of the same old kinda meals, I tend to get bored real quick of average bland tasting foods. That's where Goya comes in and totally gives all My dishes a Flavorful Swift Kick in the Ass!!   I use so many Goya products that over half of My food pantry is nothing but. Everything else usually gets pushed to the back and forgotten about forever, or until I get time to sort it all out  [so yeah forever] lol!!   Anyway I'm not sure what I'll be making for dinner tonight, tomorrow, or next week but You damn sure better believe they'll be some Goya in there somewhere!! Come And Get My Munch On!!  ;D

Update: my food delivery was damaged in transit. When I called my wholesale club they are…read morereshipping everything except the two cases of Goya Black Beans. They are out of stock now. Bummer because now I have to come up with enough items for free shipping again! The Goya Black Beans are the most popular item I guess. Update on my continuing dealings with this business. My Goya review is for the Goya Company Headquarters and foods they make. I have developed a relationship with the corporate office at this location since my review was removed twice. I called them recently expressing my concerns over the political hoopla. I also asked for coupons like I always do when I call a business. I have first hand knowledge of their products because I eat them practically daily! When you visit the fine State of New Jersey I suggest you visit this place if you're a fan of Goya or feel the need to speak to them for other reasons. Raise your voice pro or con directly to the people in charge of Goya. As I have said twice before I've been eating their products as long as I can remember. Right now I have lots of canned beans on hand and my Olive Oil. I love the pop tops on the cans they're so convenient. The sale prices are excellent. On sale I can get Five cans of beans for $4.00. I can buy cases of beans at my wholesale warehouse and give them to the underserved waiting in the food line in my neighborhood. I love the variety of beans. I'm easily bored eating only black beans. I like the quality of the Olive Oil which is reasonably priced. I recently purchased the Pimento Olives through my delivery service. It's the only brand they carry. They were okay in my salad. Try their products and judge for yourself. You can buy Goya at your grocery store and Wholesale Warehouse. Or if you choose you can boycott them. It's your decision. I prefer to voice my concerns by phone or in writing DIRECTLY with a business corporate headquarters. Their Contact information is all on this business page.y

Fruit salads are my favorite breakfast item…read more For the Mixed Fruit Salad, you get variety of fresh fruits cuts such as watermelon, strawberries, mango, papaya, apples, oranges, grapefruits, bananas, and etc. - whatever is in season! Only $6.00 for a large sized. I usually arrive in the area around 7:15 am and normally no line! The owners are super friendly as well!

When I've had a bad eating week or need a fruity pick me up, the fruit salad and smoothie cart is…read moremy best friend. Run by a husband and wife team, they try to move the line as quickly as they can during the pre 9:00 am rush and lunch rush. I love that instead of throwing out extra smoothie, they make you chug the excess on the spot so there's no waste. These are my kind of people x3 The prices are amazing and the fruit quality is phenomenal. My smoothies are delicious, with not too much fiber, and naturally sweetened with copious banana. (Hence why a lot of smoothies have banana automatically in them). I don't think they add ice to smoothies, so they're thick and puree like rather than watery. The fruit salads are huge, and big on melons. A large fruit salad is actually TOO much fruit salad in my opinion! Cash only (duh) and I also wish they had a tip jar.

My previous review was nuked by moderators because it wasn't clear that it didn't describe my…read more"firsthand experience as a customer of the business." Let me be clear, I ate Gerber baby food as a child, I fed my children Gerber baby food and damn near everyone I know has been a Gerber baby food patron. I just bought a jar just to make it current & very "clear" as a description of a customer experience! (My cat enjoyed it :-) As a customer for over SIXTY years, I was touched by the following news from this companies face for over 90 years. Ann Turner Cook, whose cherubic baby face was known the world over as the original Gerber baby, has died. She was 95. She was a Tampa, FL resident and her family says her legacy lives on beyond that infamous sketch found on millions of jars of baby food and were by her side during those final moments, but it's still a difficult loss. Cook was 5 months old when a neighbor, artist Dorothy Hope Smith, drew a charcoal sketch of her that was later submitted for a contest Gerber was holding for a national marketing campaign for baby food. The image was a hit, so much so that it became the company's trademark in 1931 and has been used in all packaging and advertising since. For decades, though, the identity of the baby was kept secret, spurring rumors about who it was with guesses including Humphrey Bogart and Elizabeth Taylor. Cook told The Associated Press in a 1998 interview that her mother had told her when she was young that she was the baby in the illustration. She said, "If you're going to be a symbol for something, what could be more pleasant than a symbol for baby food?" In the late 1970s, it was revealed to be Cook, who grew up to be an English teacher at Hillsborough High School in Tampa, Florida, and later a mystery novelist. A Gerber statement online: "Many years before becoming an extraordinary mother, teacher and writer, her smile and expressive curiosity captured hearts everywhere and will continue to live on as a symbol for all babies." Bottom line: Gerber baby food, I ate it, so did my kids, I mean it's been in most of our lives. RIP Ann Turner Cook

I purchased a gallon of gerbers purified water from the Big Apple Market several times a week I buy…read morea gallon of water,I prefer the water for infants,if they don't have that I go with distilled water While I had never purchased this brand,like the gentleman before me I knew Gerber had been fed it,and gave it to the little babies in the hospital,I didn't even read the blue label cause if I had it would have told me that while it can come from springs,it can be from other sources.When I got the water home I opened it and noticed that it had a strange taste,then I looked at the label and it said minerals had been added for taste,which I thought was a strange statement cause how wound babies know how it should taste the next day I tried to make a cup of tea and noticed the water smelled like swamp water,truly gross,those of you who live in New York know how the Hudson River can smell at low tide.So when I searched on yelp at first I couldn't find a site,but I googled to find the company address what came up was Gerber was being sued because their baby food contains arsenic,mercury and other to toxins,they were asked to recall the products but never did this the law suit.Today I foolishly attempted to call their customer service to let them know about their water spoke to a nice lady,kim who gave me a number for some nice ladies in the Phillipines who said they only handle Nestle Products.So foolishly I called customer service again,this time I spoke to another nice lady Erin who gave me another number in the Phillipines where I spoke to more nice ladies.Finally sanity struck me and I realized that any corporation selling tainted food to babies mothers would not take responsibility for selling nasty water,when I checked further I saw that they sell to Amazon,Target and Walmart.All businesses that are probably unaware of the problem cause their trusting,they trust a household name.Shame on you Gerber,have you no conscious.

nabisco has always had some of the best snacks for years with hundreds of products but there are…read moreonly 2 i can't go without. WHEAT THINS & NUTTER BUTTERS it's all bout smart snacking! hey wheat and peanut butter are good for ya. i tell myself this often when i polish off a box or a bag in one sitting.

I stumbled upon this farmers market when I was on my way to Lincoln Center, and I was so glad I…read moredid! It's a small market, but such a nice market to have near the Lincoln Center in the middle of the day during the week. I picked up some apples, but there were other fruits and veggies available too. What a nice stop to get some local food if you're working or spending time in that area!

Pros: (+) Cheap!…read moreCheap! Cheap! (+) $1.00 Avocados (+) $1.00 Blueberries (+) Prices are negotiable Cons: (-) None. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Who can pass up $1.00 Avocados? $1.00 blueberries and $2.00 Raspberries?? It's near Central Park by Columbus Circle. So grab a few fruits and bask in the sun in Central Park while munching on these fruits. During the summer hot days, the fruits don't last as long - so you must eat them quickly. I usually come here for the blueberries, strawberries and raspberries....wash them and store them in a zipblock bag in the freezer to make them last longer. They make it easy and perfect for smoothies or when I want to make my blueberry pies.

fake raw cones. raw cones never come with plastic sticks to push the bud down. always bamboo!! i…read morejust called and that bitch hung up on me. expired food and fake products ! stay away! greedy mfs.

This place is very convenient for its location. Very friendly store staff and helpful with food,…read morecold cuts, flowers and meat. This place always has fresh flowers and all the essentials you will need for your home. Whether it's shampoo, milk, fruit, notebooks or candy they have it all. The lottery machine inside is also very enticing and will make you want to play the lottery sometimes.

Delicious fresh fruit...easy access...reasonable prices. I appreciated the convenient location on…read moremy way home!

for a fruit/veggie stand to be still.in biz after the last 3 years is enough for me to stop at 45th…read morest and madison and spend 15 to 20 bucks . good fruits and veggies and prices cant be beat. 8 bananas, 10 tangerines, 4 green apples, 2 boxes of strawberries. 3 boxes of blueberrys, 4 pears, , 2 pounds of grapes and one mango will make my office slackers very happy and healthy for a change. the nyc fruit stands strive in the city and its easy to see why. Damn I got to go back, forgot the lemons , plums, and navel oranges .