very satisfied
I am very pleased with this product. The only thing was that I wish the storage up above would be able to fit all attachements when not in use.

Takes a little "getting used to . . ."
When I first tried my new WaterPik, it was such a disaster that I nearly gave up and didn't try it again. However, I did use it again -- and again an again, and I've gotten pretty adept at using it. It does a really good job of rinsing your mouth with high pressure water. You have to be ready to have some water splashing down in the basin because you have to keep your mouth cracked to let the excess water run out. I use it at the end of my regimen, after a gum stimulator, flossing and regular brushing. It leaves your mouth really fresh, sweet and clean.

Great waterpik
I love using this waterpik. It's easy to use and it leaves my gums feeling extremely clean.

Happy with product
Our family is very happy with our WaterPik purchase. it has really helped us to keep our teeth cleaner, especially where I have some gaps in between my molars from having my teeth straightened with braces. I wish I would have known about this while I had my braces on. It would have made it so much nicer to clean in between the brackets everyday.

Good product
I have used an old little Philips water jet for many years and I really liked it. Having moved to a new place, I tried to find something similar for the bathroom and was disappointed to see lack of competition on the market in this area. After reading the reviews I decided to get this model and I am very happy with it. I picked mine at Walgreen's for 55 on sale.

PROS:
Good looking, not too large, relatively quiet, right size water tank, good range of water pressure control, ergonomically designed, tips are super-easy to connect and to remove, attachments and tube are nicely stowed away.

CONS:
Too pricey, but that's what lack of competition does, the tube could be a little longer in my opinion.

Recommended.

Not all it's cracked up to be
I purchased this with the intention to be able to record shows, music, etc. and the reception was aweful. The only way this would work is if you live in a very rural area. Seeing as I live in the city I had hoped this would work out, but it never did. I'd have two bars of service and it would cut out, even while I was on the train platform. This needs to be a device that can really be used "anywhere." I sent it back and canceled my XM service after a week. Nice try Pioneer, but you just didn't give it the power to perform the way you say it should.

excellent
I bought this for my husband whose old satelite radio was no longer working. This is so much better. All of the features of an MP3 with great reception and ability to store music. He loves it.

Great Gadget!!
I purchased the Inno as a Christmas gift for my self and I have to say I am very pleased with the Inno and the XM satellite service. I'm a first time satellite user so I was a little skeptical at first about the quality and coverage area.

Let's start with the Inno first:

When I received the Inno I was impressed by the weight, screen layout, button placement and accessories minus the ear buds. The unit was very easy to figure out without much reading of the manual. Battery life is very good. Sound level is also good - however for better audio quality you'll want to buy better ear buds. The Inno is a nice size as well. It's about the size of a Nextel phone. Other cool features include downloading your own MP3 files, downloading audio books and recording live satellite feeds of any channel. One final note on the Inno it comes with a nice protective case that fits great around the Inno. Nice touch on Pioneer's end.

Now regarding XM:

I was one of those people that use to say I'll never pay for satellite service when I have free radio. I take the words back now.

As a daily commuter from NJ to NY I spend alot time on the bus. I can't read in a moving vehicle and I was getting tired of all of the commercials on my little AM/FM radio so I decided to try XM. Boy I'm glad I did! For about a month I get 170 channels commercial free.

Regarding satellite coverage I thought I would have problems on the bus but my ride into the city is almost static free accept for the Lincoln tunnel (or course) which is where I switch to my MP3 files. Also, I've read other reviews stating that you can't get any satellite signal in an apartment...well I live in a two story apartment and I get good reception without the antenna extension. Maybe I'm one of the lucky few.

In closing I have to say I am very happy with the Inno and XM service.

Good product, but has its limitations
My wife got this for me as a Christmas gift. At first, I was skeptical--I had never heard of a portable XM unit (although it made total sense) and wasn't thrilled about the idea of paying for radio.

That said, I really like the Inno. It's compact--almost exactly the size of my candy bar cellphone. The sound is great. Reception will of course vary by location, but my house doesn't have an exposed southern window and still I'm getting maximum bars through a south wall on the home unit. The menu is quick to figure out and it's easy to manage recordings. The option of listening live vs. recording XM content is cool.

The major limitations have been discussed already, but I'll reiterate--if you want to do anything besides listen from the home unit through your stereo or listen through headphones on the go, be prepared to pay a significant amount extra for an additional home unit or a car adapter. The car adapter is ridiculously complicated, requiring hours of installation time and removal of interior panels in the car, etc. Why Pioneer would do it this way is beyond me.

The other limitation is a minor one, but from what I can tell there's no way to connect this unit to a home stereo through a line-in. It has to be through RCA cables. This doesn't make any sense to me, but that's seemingly the way it is. If I'm wrong on this, please let me know commentators.

Last thing is that I'm officially a XM/Sirius convert. For fifty cents a day, it's tough to beat all the music programming plus sports that the two satellite nets provide. Now that they're joined and you can get everything in one package, it's awesome.

My husband loves it!!!
I got this as a Christmas gift for my husband. He takes it everywhere with him and gets good reception. He uses it when he exercises or when he needs a news update at work. The only time he has had some trouble with reception was at our daughter's house in the hills of West Virginia but he found it worked perfectly in our bedroom there. His phone doesn't work there at all. I believe this was his favorite gift.

It was a gift for my wife for Christmas. She likes it so far.
It was a gift for my wife for Christmas. She likes it so far. She has a ton of songs on it already. I had to buy the cable to hook the player to her vehicle which was only .

Sansa Fuze - Worthless in terms of use
This product sucks!! Really hard to organize songs and even if I were successful, the damn thing reorganizes itself.. Crashes multiple times in between.. Wanted to try out a cheaper option to Apple and was drawn by the expandable memory, but guess what, its not been tested all that well...
And the sole great thing of all previous Sandisk products, their ability to act as a flash drive.. Not anymore.. This thing acts weirdly and most of the time wants to synchronize via Windows Media Player, for god's sake, WMP... ITunes is way better, even if it is a pain int he wrong place...
Apple rules and I was just foolish enough to be drawn into this cheap imitation.. Sandisk's 2 GB Old school was way better (Atleast it worked well as a flash drive)...Don't even want to get into the sound quality!!

Go fish, Sansa/Sandisk/Fuze/Whatever...You sure up for doomsday..

Forget the iPod!!!
To all those who are looking for a great mp3 player, the Sansa Fuze line is the best! This is my second Fuze; my first one was the 4GB and I put a 4GB memory card in it, which gave it lots of room for everything I wanted to load into it...including a video and a slide show of my favorite pics! It was greatly admired by a friend so I cleaned out my stuff, added her music and pics, and gave it away as a gift, then bought myself this great 8GB Fuze! With the 8GB card I got for it, I've got 16GB of storage for a great price. One feature I like about it is the FM tuner...when I want more variety of music or want to listen to the news, I just switch to the radio! Easy to load music, whatever you can load into Windows Media (or any other music software you might be partial to) can be easily loaded into the Fuze...just drag and drop. I've worked with the iPod and iTunes before and the Sansa Fuze beats it all! Even the rubberized back of the Fuze is great, it can sit on my desk and not slide off and crash to the floor when I move around and forget about the earbuds in my ears! Also has a voice recorder, which I use for "memos to me" and shopping lists. The micro SD memory card slot lets you load content onto different cards and switch them around. The screen is bright, the thumbwheel is easy to use...who needs an iPod, I've got a FUZE!

Bomb Diggity Mp3 Player
Okay, it's not an iPod...but it is what it is. I bought this mp3 player on sale, so maybe that made it a great deal. However, it is usually priced much lower than the iPod and still retains many of the same features plus more!

Sansa made a wise decision when they included a MicroSD port as perhaps the best extra feature for their mp3 players. You can easily double or triple your data capacity and interchange cards that hold different movies or play lists. Does iPod offer that? NO, but probably in the future they will have something similar.

Other pluses include the radio tuner, so you can catch the news or emergency weather information. I thought the voice recorder option was pretty cool as well.

I'd say one of the drawbacks is the interface or software running on the Sansa mp3 players. They are fairly easy to use, and similar to iPod functionality, but I feel it could be better. With the ability of the Fuze, I think Sansa could have offered a better looking interface and perhaps the function of video games. However, there is the option of RockBox...

Looks are definitely not everything, Sansa mp3 players pack quite a punch for the size and price. For those of you that do care about looks, it has a very sleek designed case and the circular LED back light is pretty cool.

Solid but not Exceptional
This is the second Sansa MP3 player that I have gotten. I owned a previous model for about two years and liked it, so I decided to upgrade to a newer model.

The Fuze is very similiar in software format to the older model Sansa. It's thinner like an IPOD. This one has a little bit of a design flaw, more irritating than anything. The places where you plug in the power cord and the headphones are both on the bottom, which makes it hard to unplug the power cord without having to unplug the earphones because you can't quit get a grip on the power cord without unplugging the ear phones. On my previous Sansa MP3 player, the earphones port was on the top of the device, so you didn't run into this problem.

I also was not exceptionally happy with the battery life. After full charging, I don't think I get nearly as much life on a battery charge as my earlier pre-Fuze Sansa. But its still several hours worth of listening time, so you just have to charge it a bit more frequently.

The rotating wheel takes a bit of getting use to, as there is not much grip on the wheel, as there was in the earlier model Sansa. But that's not really a knock on the Fuze, as most MP3 players have gone to this kind of feel on the rotating wheel.

Other than that its very functional. FM radio comes in clear. Video from what I can tell is clear, although I have not used that feature much. I do like the computer interface through Rhapsody, which is new. It's easier to write and upload stuff to the Fuze than the earlier, more cumbersome software.

For about 20 dollars, you can add a memory card, which will double the memory all the way to 16 GB (or more, I suppose, if you get a bigger card). So, basically for under 100 dollars I got a 16 gig MP3 player, which is really about the best deal around.

Considering price and functionality, I'd give it 4 stars out of 5. It is not uber-sleek but it is solid.

Outstanding canalphones, phone use takes a little getting used to
These HF2's replaced my well-used Etymotic ER6i's, which still work minus the shirt clip that broke recently. Most importantly, the sound is significantly better, more complete and natural than the ER6i's. The design is much more sturdy as well. Hard plastic provides a solid grip for insertion and removal of the earphones, and the cable is thicker. The shirt clip even looks more substantial.

Using the earphones for calls (iPhone) takes some getting used to, though, since the thorough sound isolation means that you don't hear yourself when you talk, compared to without the HF2s, or with the standard iPhone earbuds. Not good/bad, just different.

Overall, well worth the ~9, and based on my earlier Etymotic experience, it should last for a while.

So far not too bad, and getting better
I took the plunge and this is a very initial review, not even after a full day of use (only a few hours).

Firstly, the stock rubbery tips (either pair) would not work for me; no matter what I tried. I guess my ears are strange. I was very disappointed in the lack of bass without good seals, and I gave it time, toyed with them, tried different things. When 'seated' they would provide decent bass (these are not bass heavy headphones, but more accurate 'phones), though using the rubbery tips the 'phones would always slip out and not stay seated properly.

So, I had to try the foam tips, which do take some tinkering with. So far, they work much better for my ears. They keep external sounds more isolated, and the proper bass is now there. I believe I'll have some more tinkering and adjusting to do to get the foam tips to work properly, but overall a very good sound; and they stay in place, unlike Apple's earbuds (everyone has a different experience with these, depending on their ear).

At present, I can't even hear myself type, while writing this, and the volume isn't cranked.

There are strange internal sounds from cables, chewing food, talking, etc., but that is the nature of the beast with this type of headphone. I previously had a pair of Sony sound isolating 'phones for an iPod Touch I used to own and was freaked out by them as well. If you give this 'issue' about 2 weeks to get used to, you should be fine. You must be patient. If you can't get over this issue, noise isolating headphones are not for you (you'd be better off with buds or over the ear type 'phones).

I also don't think the HF2 pair I have yet are broken in, and that may take a bit of time. Depending on use, some of the phones can take a week to break in, and/or get used to.

My initial review is about a 3.5 stars out of 5. I can't give these 5 out of the box, as the price is pretty darned expensive for them. The 2 year warranty is nice. I did not get tons of extra foams or rubber tips, as some have indicated. I basically have three sets of tips, each different, and no duplicates.

For the money, I'd probably be just as happy with a pair of mid-priced Sony's in the or range, but they have not entered the iPhone market with a microphone controller (at least not that I'm aware of). Do these sound nicer than the Sony's? Yeah, slightly, but is it worth that much extra? To me, personally, not really; at least not at this time.

EDIT: Yes, they are better sounding than the Sony's. High price to pay, but they are quite detailed (except that some will complain about the accurate and not booming bass). If you wish for more bass, you can EQ your music device and probably add a bass boost setting.

If my opinion changes over time, I'll certainly try to return and add an edited review.

EDIT: Do watch the online video on installation for your ears. Don't assume you know what you're doing. You may be proven wrong.

Give the break in and comfort issues time, before making hasty decisions.

These 'phones aren't going to work for everyone, but I suspect for those who can get them to seat properly, they'll be quite satisfied. One simply has to ask whether the extra cost for R&D and testing is worth it to them.

Iphone earphones
I bought these earphones for my Iphone. They work well for me. They must be inserted into the ear canal for best results. The microphone works well. The switch on the microphone used to answer call is raised and easy to locate and push.

Remarkable
After using Etymotic's ER6 headphones for years, when I got my iPhone I sprung for the HF2s. Wow. It's like a layer of wool batting has been lifted from my music. Everything (except the worst recordings) sounds more detailed with deeper bass.

Poorly recorded music still sounds poorly recorded, but unlike some high end headphones the HF2 does not make them sound worse.

I've tried the foam inserts (the ER6 only had rubber flanges) and was surprised to find them more comfortable than either set of flanges included with the HF2s - and the foam inserts blocked more external noise to boot.

These are the headphones to have for travel - much smaller, much better noise reduction, and better sounding than those nerdy "noise reduction" headphones from Bose, Sony, etc. And with the foam inserts, just as comfortable as conventional over the hear headphones.

Best. iPhone. Headset. Ever.
The Etymotic Research hf2 headset is, perhaps, the best iPhone headset out there on the market. The price might be a turnoff for some, but the amazing sound quality is more than worth the price.

The hf2 comes with three ear tips: a standard triple flange, a smaller triple flange, and a foam ear tip which blocks out even more ambient noise than either triple flange tips--which also block out an amazing amount of noise. The microphone and control are placed conveniently to the right of the user's mouth, making it easily accessible for either conducting voice conversations or controlling music playing on the iPhone.

The sound quality is very bright, crisp and clear. Some complain about the so-called lack of bass response, but Etymotic Research's website has videos online on how to put on their earphones. Also, the ear tips definitely make the difference between a bad listening experience versus a good one. These are definitely not for bass lovers as the headset's drivers do not have the raw bass power of the V-moda Vibe Duo. But the sound detail is exceptional with the hf2.

Voice conversations on the hf2 are a delight. I can hear people clearly, and they could hear me as well. It also helps that the ear tips isolate a lot of ambient noise, even more so than active noise canceling headphones. I don't have to speak as loudly as with the Apple iPhone Stereo Headset.

Overall, I love this headset. I have tested these against the Apple iPhone Stereo Headset, the V-moda Vibe Duo, and the Ultimate Ears Super.fi 4vi headsets. The Etymotic Research hf2 is a hands-down winner in my book!

**EDITED ON 11/16: Added content, clarification.

Popular
Excellent value and great taste. This tea is very popular in the UK and is sold by all grocery stores there. Worth a try.

Excellent tea
P G TIPS is a very high quality tea and buying in quantity from Amazon.com is better value than purchasing individually from import or grocery stores.

great strong black tea
I love PG tips and getting it delivered to my house is a big plus. I order extra for my friend at work and deliver it to her. This is one of my favorite teas, with a spoonful of honey and dash of milk--stronger flavored than what you get in US teas.

Tea loving daughter visited England, loved this tea.
This is the best tea in the U.S. according to my tea loving daughters. Even my Australian tea drinking mother-in-law likes it and she has been an adamant Red Rose tea drinker for eons. The bags don't have a string, however, and are shaped like a pyramid so you cannot benefit from using the string to wrap around a spoon to squeeze all the fluid out (like my mohter-in-law does) but overall it comes highly recommended by my family.

Best we've found...
Black tea is a staple at our house. After having this recommended to us by a Canadian friend, we ordered some. This is definitely one of the best black teas we have found. Very full bodied, and yet refined. Try it.

Amazon's price is the best we have found, and we are on subscribe and save - we get the 4 large boxes about every 60 days. A good deal.

There is a lot of tea here - if you want to sample it, I would recommend ordering a small box in case you don't like it.

Product does what it says
First off, don't listen to all the bad reviews on here. I've taken this for about 2+ weeks with no problems. I haven't had any "treatment effects". I haven't ruined a pair of pants or anything like that. When I first started taking it I felt a few rumbles but I have no problems now. Sometimes I might notice a little bit of greasiness when I use the toilet. I still pass gas whenever I want to without fear of crapping my pants. I try to keep it under 15 grams of fat a meal but sometimes that doesn't happen. The only side effect I get is loose stool, maybe some liquid. Just don't be scared, give it a try.

GREAT
THIS PRODUCT WORKS GREAT AND THERE ARE NO SIDE EFFECTS AS LONG AS YOU FOLLOW A LOW FAT DIET. IN 5 WEEKS I AM DOWN 23 LBS. WHICH IS A LOT FOR ME BECAUSE I AM HANDICAP AND CAN NOT DO MUCH EXCERSIE.

Amazing product
This product is amazing! The instructions very clear and the online support system very helpful. They don't try to sell you a bill of goods, you get straight facts about the product and what YOU are required to do in order to make it work for you. I appreciate the honesty here.

ew
Honestly, this did nothing but make me poop. Once I stopped taking it, my body felt better and could regulate itself better. As much as I wish this would work, it doesnt. I only have 10-15 lbs I want to lose, so maybe it works better on someone who has more weight to lose. If you already eat healthy and exercise this is not for you. Just keep up the hard work. It will stay off longer in the long run even though its a pain in the butt now.

happy user
i started alli 3wks ago today and have lost 8lbs. i go to the gym 5 days a week on my lunch break and do about 25-30mins cardio and 15mins stretching/abs/weights. i eat well and watch the 15 gram fat factor. eat too many nuts/dairy in one sitting and you'll pay! i have suffered some side effects, nothing that would stop me from using this product! i have been very successful, get off your butt and eat more veggies/protein and you'll see results! i only take 2 pills daily since my breakfast is usually very low fat. before alli i couldn't lose ANY weight, going to the gym didn't help, neither did a nutritionist or weight watchers. If you have self control and belong to a gym, GO FOR IT!

never a bad rash
ive used these diapers since he was born and hes never had a bad rash

Great diapers- a bit rough
These diapers work very well and have good absorbancy. However, they have a rather rough texture like newspaper which leaves one to wonder if the baby feels comfortable when his skin comes in contact with these parts of the diaper.

great diapers
i love these diapers and have used them for 10 months. i'd give them 5 starts but for the fact they can leak (even when sized up), the gel is a bit slimy, and they're on the pricey side. all in all a great alternative to chlorinated diapers.

love this diaper!
I love this company. I order a size up for my son (compared to pampers), and they work great. I have no problems with leaking, and he wears them all night.

Great diapers for the environmentally conscious at a great price
We have used Seventh Generation diapers along with other commercial diapers (Pampers, etc) and have found SG diapers to be just as effective as other brands in terms of not leaking. It is also very easy to tell if a SG diaper is wet by touching the outside compared to other brands. The cost on Amazon is comparable to buying other brands from retail stores and is much cheaper than buying SG diapers at retail stores (as much as for 1 pack of 40 diapers in the store!). Add in that Amazon offers a 15% discount if you use their Subscribe and Save program and that these diapers are chlorine free and are about the least environmentally damaging of disposable diapers and these are a great deal! My only criticsm is that they seem to run a little small. When my son was 11 lbs, the Stage 1 size was too small.

If you own a Ford Taurus...
I did some research before buying my first satellite receiver to see how other Ford Taurus owners made out, and thought I'd share my results. (This will apply to other Ford/Lincoln/Mercury car owners as well.)

I bought the Pioneer CD-INCAR2 Car Kit for the Pioneer Inno2. The kit has everything that most people will need, and it works well enough. Of course I first tried the FM modulator (which, as others have pointed out, can only be used with the dock in this kit). Unfortunately, the combination of the (FCC-mandated) weak FM signal and the rear-deck-mounted antenna ruled out that solution. (Some receivers come with an external wire antenna which you stick to your rear window to overcome this problem. At this writing, the Inno2 doesn't.)

The cassette adapter works passably well, but I don't get the full musical range; the sound is more or less muddy, depending upon the station. (I'll try cleaning the cassette deck's heads, but I'm not hopeful.) I may try the SureConnect wiring harness but, judging by other reviews, that sounds like more hassle than it's worth.

Taurus (and other Ford/Lincoln/Mercury) owners who don't like the cassette adapter or the SureConnect cable have another option -- the FRDR-AUX connector marketed by Crutchfield. It "lets you convert the CD changer port on your Ford, Lincoln, or Mercury factory stereo into an auxiliary input, suitable for connecting an add-on satellite radio tuner, portable music player, or other audio source." (They have an online tool to match your car with the proper adapter.)

I haven't purchased this yet, but if I get really dissatisfied with the cassette adapter, I might. It's not cheap; it costs about ten bucks more than the Car Kit. You'd still need the Kit, however, for the dock, antenna, and power cord.

Great addition to the inno!
I love it. Way better than plugging in thru an aux jack. My inno is much clearer and charges while driving. I should've bought this a year ago.

Thanks to the Reviewers
I have a Samsung XM radio. Without the readers' review, I would not have known for for sure that the Pioneer Noon kit would work but it works fine.

Necessary for each vehicle you own
This kit works well but required an hour or two of routing and bundling wires behind and between interior panels. Time and patience required. There is no easy way to avoid the work unless paying professionals to install.
The five stars are for functionality.

Don't count on the modulator.
I was excited to get my Inno I had very good experience with my Roady2. When I received my INCAR kit I hooked it up and the modulator did not work at all. I sent it back and got a new one. The bottom line is that the FM modulator is just worthless. I try to hold the Inno all around my car radio and only hear music through very bad static. I had to buy another car radio with a tape deck and the tape deck adapter with the INCAR kit. With that adapter the Inno sounds great.

Organization +
Everytime my husband opened his car trunk, I would chew up the whole inside of my mouth not to say anything. Golf stuff everywhere! The trunk was not dirty....just full of golf stuff in plastic bags, sleeves of balls rolling around, golf shoes, tees, extra shorts, shirts, sox, rain gear......you name it, and it was in there.
I ordered this just hoping it might help.
EVERYTHING fit in this case! It is sooo very tidy I could kiss myself.
Deducting one star, as I feel it could use a bit heavier dividers on the bottom. Nothing has been crushed, but I really like sturdy things.

Helps simplify my life.
I absolutely love this little travel case. I am on the road a lot. I am use to packing m clubs which is not problem, but the other stuff, shoes, extras shirts, socks, balls, tees, water bottles and good luck pieces always seemed to be scattered all over the place. This bag has cured that problem. It is sturdy, well built and very attractive. It can take a beating, which for me is quit important. I am a naturally scattered person and lead a much disorganized life. This little thing has helped in one aspect at least. Size does matter and this one is perfect. The mesh ventilation front helps as my shoes, and lets face it, socks and clothing certainly are more pleasant to remove now after several days in the car after I get home. I have even given two of these as gifts to friends.

Shoe compartment practically worthless
I was excited to finally be able to organize my trunk. I am very disappointed though. The shoe compartment on the bottom is very low, it would be better for storing flip flops than golf shoes.

Nice and sturdy
This organizer works really well! Even for those with larger shoe sizes, two pair of shoes fit nicely. It's also very sturdy. A good value.

Super Duper SAWEET!
This thing is bigger than it looks. The best part is that it has walls that support it and keep everything on top from sitting down on your golf shoes... If you dont need to bottom part you can collapse the walls and shrink it down as well. Really awesome. It fits all of the things it shows in the pictures and then some. I would definately tell anyone to get this organizer.

Gosh Darn, This Stuff Is Good!
The title says it all. Adds so-o-o-o much body and flavor to coffee, baking--anything that you'd could possibly need sugar for. Moreover, it's actually nutritious.

I cook for hunters at our deer camp every fall, and last year I took a half dozen pouches of turbinado raw sugar to use while I was there. The hunters were skeptical of the stuff at first, but they were game; they gave it a try. And just raved about how much better their coffee tasted! Even wrote down the name of the product so they could get some when they went home. Those guys were so funny in the mornings, lining up for their coffee and discussing the merits of this sugar as if it were going to revolutionize the universe.

It doesn't dissolve in cold liquids and takes a few seconds of stirring in hot ones. Smells kinda funny when you open the bag, too, but, boy oh boy! This stuff wakes up everything I've used it in. I've been using this sugar for going on two years--and it's been exactly that long since I bought refined sugar. Coincidence? I think not.

And with Amazon Prime, it ships for free. Fantastic product, great price.

Nuff said.

Great Taste and Great Price
We love organic raw sugar at my house, but it's so expensive to buy the little boxes at the grocery store. Not only is this sugar better tasting, but buying bulk brings the price down to a manageable amount.

Tastey sugar
This is the best sugar for taste that money can buy. I use it in all recipes and it makes the best sweet iced- tea! I will use it as long as it stays on the market. Give it a try, you won't return to white sugar again.

Great taste, challenging to dissolve
This sugar is great for coffee and tea, but needs to be stirred a lot in order to dissolve. Also works well sprinkled on top of muffins before baking as a nice sugary coating on top for added flavor.

Great Sugar
We are really in love with this sugar and the price is good. You quickly get addicted to the slight difference of taste in your coffee.