19 November 2009

I’m very intrigued by these cookies, even more so because of their ridiculously high price. It wouldn’t deter me, though, if their ingredients make them worth it. I’ve been known to purchase a container of hemp protein powder for $18.99 or a canister of Aztec Hot Chocolate for $8.99.
You know, I balk at spending more than $50 on any item of clothing, shoes, or bag, but I have no problem dropping $150 on groceries in one pop. Does that make me a food snob? I guess I just feel like what’s going IN my body is more important to me than what goes ON it. That also explains why I give myself a huge grocery budget compared to other people my age/in my income bracket.
georgiegirlnyc:

For all the cookie monsters in my life who also try and remain healthy, I just stumbled across a treat for you.
I popped into the Westerly Natural Market (I thank my lucky stars I live so close) to pick up some supplies.  They always have someone in there peddling a new product.  And I always stop and have a little taste.  Which is how I discovered Cavemen Cookies. From their website:
All of the ingredients in Cavemen Cookies are basic items that early men and women had access to. That means that they are All-Natural, Gluten-Free, and contain no grains or dairy. Better yet – they are just 65 calories per cookie!
They’re made from nuts, fruit and honey! In fact - our cookies are made from such simple, wholesome ingredients that they will satisfy your sweet tooth and keep you feeling full and satisfied due to the protein, dietary fiber, and good fats that they contain!
I don’t even particularly like cookies but I do have the largest sweet tooth known to man.  OH MY GOD.  These cookies are divine.
The only downside is that they are pricey - $10.99 for a 6oz bag.  That’s what I get for grocery shopping on an empty stomach.

I’m very intrigued by these cookies, even more so because of their ridiculously high price. It wouldn’t deter me, though, if their ingredients make them worth it. I’ve been known to purchase a container of hemp protein powder for $18.99 or a canister of Aztec Hot Chocolate for $8.99.

You know, I balk at spending more than $50 on any item of clothing, shoes, or bag, but I have no problem dropping $150 on groceries in one pop. Does that make me a food snob? I guess I just feel like what’s going IN my body is more important to me than what goes ON it. That also explains why I give myself a huge grocery budget compared to other people my age/in my income bracket.

georgiegirlnyc:

For all the cookie monsters in my life who also try and remain healthy, I just stumbled across a treat for you.

I popped into the Westerly Natural Market (I thank my lucky stars I live so close) to pick up some supplies.  They always have someone in there peddling a new product.  And I always stop and have a little taste.  Which is how I discovered Cavemen Cookies. From their website:

All of the ingredients in Cavemen Cookies are basic items that early men and women had access to. That means that they are All-Natural, Gluten-Free, and contain no grains or dairy. Better yet – they are just 65 calories per cookie!

They’re made from nuts, fruit and honey! In fact - our cookies are made from such simple, wholesome ingredients that they will satisfy your sweet tooth and keep you feeling full and satisfied due to the protein, dietary fiber, and good fats that they contain!

I don’t even particularly like cookies but I do have the largest sweet tooth known to man.  OH MY GOD.  These cookies are divine.

The only downside is that they are pricey - $10.99 for a 6oz bag.  That’s what I get for grocery shopping on an empty stomach.

  1. minusthirty reblogged this from nutritionista
  2. nothing-tastes-better reblogged this from ninetydays and added:
    Already done (keeping...list for my own reference):...
  3. ninetydays reblogged this from nothing-tastes-better and added:
    In the FAQ section of the website, they list all of the ingredients…I’m sure that with a bit of searching, you could...
  4. nothing-tastes-better reblogged this from nutritionista and added:
    Paleo (Caveman) diet and WOULD DIE to try these. OMG,...*could* try and make paleo cookies...
  5. newquill reblogged this from nutritionista and added:
    My friend is on the caveman diet and went nuts when I sent...him…he said it would change...
  6. nutritionista reblogged this from georgiegirlnyc and added:
    I’m very intrigued by these cookies, even more...because of their ridiculously high price....
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