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    Fit Life Bar

    1.8 (5 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    7 years ago

    I've gone here twice and yelp hours says open but when I get there it's been closed...... that's very annoying.

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    Lifestyles Nutrition Center

    Lifestyles Nutrition Center

    5.0(5 reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $

    This store has the most knowledgeable nutritionist in the desert. The Owner is a wealth of…read moreinformation and personally selects her products based upon their efficacy. She suggested a shingles treatment option that worked way beyond expectations. 3 days and the rash was gone. I have no affiliation with anyone at Lifestyles, but I can't recommend it more. Fantastic. Somewhat pricy but worth it.

    I love sweets. l'll pretty much eat anything sweet that's put in front of me and while this wasn't…read morea problem during my younger days, now that I'm on the downward slide to 50, things are changing fast and as much as it pains me to admit, It's time for me to cut out some of the things which simply aren't good for me, like white flour and maybe I need to consider adding some fiber to my diet. When I was young, one of my favorite sweets to eat was my grandmas blueberry muffins. I'd spend weekends with her and grandpa and be awakened nearly every morning to the most intoxicating aroma wafting up the stairs from the kitchen and tickling my little nose. I'd began thinking alot about grandma lately after learning July 11th was National Blueberry Muffin Day (ever notice there seems to be a National Day of something just about everyday) and so I decided to take to the internet and find a healthy bran muffin recipe where I could get my sinful, yet healthy muffin fix. That's when I stumbled upon the benefits of something called Branaflax muffin mix, which appeared to be the Holy Grail of muffin mix for health enthusiast's and stay-at-home moms who as we all know take their nutrition serious. The Branaflax muffin mix recipe was developed by its current CEO, Adrienne Dubarry, who I assumed from her website picture, was a former fashion model turned domestic goddess, like Martha Stewart whose only purpose in life then was to stare back from the pages of Vogue or Harpers and make already insecure women even more so, but who now lives to make them feel like throwing themselves off a bridge because they don't churn their own butter, or has them all convinced they're going to hell for not carving museum worthy Jack-a-lanterns at Halloween. Although Adrienne did seem to posess a more wholesome, non threatening, Donna Reed kind of look, one in which if I were a woman I could maybe be friends with her, and whats more, she didn't look like she'd beat me into unconsciousness (like Martha would) for screwing up one her recipes or worse, kill me for making a mess in her kitchen, no Adrienne was more suited to grace the covers of Good Housekeeping or Womans Day. I decided to give Branaflax a try and ordered some online, the recipes looked rediculously easy and as it said on the website just by adding a few simple ingredients, I could customize my muffins for any taste I wanted, one mix - many possibilities. Now I've never been one of those guys, you know the type who have way too much time on their hands and they'll sit down and write a letter to some conglomerate whose product they tried once and had to tell them about it. But damn if that isn't just what I went and did, prompting Adrienne to call and invite me to come out and bake with her at her test kitchen in La Quinta, California. To say I was flabbergasted would be an understatement, but after talking with her for some time she was serious and since I had an upcoming trip to the desert anyway, I decided to take her up on the offer, find out the secret to her success, what it takes to become a muffin mogul and if she truly is as home-spun as she appears to be in that apron she's wearing on her website. End Part 1

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    Sprouts Farmers Market

    Sprouts Farmers Market

    3.7(147 reviews)
    3.7 mi
    $$$

    I had a very good experience dealing with Albert from the meat department. He was kind,…read moreprofessional, and helped me with my issue. He took the time to make things right and also gave me a few key pointers. Thank you very much Albert for all your help.

    First and last time at Sprouts La Quinta…read more We stopped in around 8:20 PM last night 08/16/2026 because we wanted to try the Family Meals we've been seeing advertised. We went to the deli and stood there for about five minutes before realizing we needed to press the service button. An employee came out, so I asked, "Hi, is the deli still open?" He responded with an attitude, "Yes, but I work the meat department," and walked away. I understand he may not have been the person who could help me, but a simple "Let me get someone from the deli" would have been enough. Instead, the interaction left me feeling unwelcome and embarrassed. I spoke with the manager, Steve, who apologized and offered to help, but by then we decided to leave. I really want to believe this was a race thing and I want to believe it was just a bad day for the wannabe butcher or he seriously hates his job, but regardless... that was not ok. What really stood out was what happened next. We went to Ralphs on Jefferson, where the customer service was ON POINT. One of the employees even took the time to interact with my daughter who is autistic, gave her a Pokémon card, and she gave him a high five. That small interaction meant more than he probably realized. We weren't asking for special treatment. Just basic kindness and respect. Learn something, Sprouts.

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