Food

Kill Cliff isn't an energy drink. It's a recovery drink intended to help athletes fight inflammation. It doesn't hurt it tastes great, too. These guys are full of attitude and a little bit of mystery.

Make no mistake, these are sweet snacks, but if you have a sweet tooth you can’t help but indulge from time to time, you’d be doing yourself a favor to make Next Organics your first and only stop.

As you’ll see in the products I review, some of the items are on the expensive side of things, but for good reason. High quality ingredients don't come cheap, and you get what you pay for.

Body First Stevia extracts comes in liquid and powder form. Both are very affordable and offer a sweet and carb-free alternative to sugar and/or artificial sweeteners.

Nousuon sources their ground beef from a little farm in Oregon and ships it straight to you. Grass-fed and grass-finished, the taste is amazing, and the price ain't bad either.

Looking for a delicious and healthy snack? Squarebar comes in three flavors, which are all vegan, Non-GMO, gluten-free, and delicious.

Made in the little town of McMinnville, OR, Betty Lou's products contain no refined sugars, are non-GMO, and are gluten-free. Check out the nut butter balls and the...powdered peanut butter!

Not only are Sunfood's cacao nibs delicious and healthy, but they are also organic, vegan, raw, and non-GMO verified. And you can use them in everything, from smoothies, to trail mix, to soup.

You could say I'm obsessed with protein bars. Here are my 5 favorite based on nutritional value, simplicity of ingredients, impact on the environment, and, of course, the taste and texture.

Eating a Skout Trailbar made me nostalgic for the Pacific Northwest, where they are made. Kosher, vegan, soy-free, dairy-free...these bars are just packed with a bunch of yummy goodness.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by all the "green" products out there? If you want a convenient, fun way to sample natural products and support sustainable companies, Conscious Box is for you.