Where I found it: Harris Teeter Did I buy it? Yes. If you’ve been following Molly Baz the past few years, you’ve watched her go from Bon Appétit star to YouTube food mogul. Part of that evolution was the launch of her Ayoh! mayo line. I made a pretty tasty tuna sandwich using the Tangy Dijonayo Sando Sauce. (No, you can’t buy Meyers Lemon Mayo in stores. That’s exclusive to Seth Meyers.)
Cheez-It French Onion Dip Crackers
Where I found it: Harris Teeter Did I buy it? Yes. Oh boy, are these crackers fantastic. I housed the box with some help from our daughter who has now decided that she likes Cheez-Its. Then I bought another box.
Haribo Sour Sodas
Where I found it: 7-Eleven Did I buy it? Yes. I’ve been on a major sour candy kick, which I’ve chronicled here on Snackology. Haribo Sour Sodas come in three flavors — Lemon-Strawberry, Peach-Blue Raspberry and Cherry-Cola — all of which are perfectly paired.
Starbucks Iced Energy Strawberry Kiwi
Where I found it: Harris Teeter Did I buy it? Yes. Hey, it’s another Seth Meyers connection thanks to the latest Starbucks Iced Energy flavor. I really enjoy these beverages. They have a high caffeine level while also boasting zero calories.
Original Squishmallows Spring Vibes Cereal
Where I found it: Target Did I buy it? No. I really, really thought about buying the Spring Vibes version of Squishmallows cereal, but I just couldn’t pull the trigger on adding another open box of cereal to our cupboard. While this one looks fun, it didn’t seem to be more than just basic cereal with marshmallow shapes.
Trolli Sour Brite Garden Dwellers
Where I found it: Target Did I buy it? No. Part of my exploration of sour candy has led me to the realization that the best Trolli Sour Brite gummies are the classic style and flavor. I skipped the Garden Dwellers knowing that the thicker the gummy shape, the less appetizing I find it.
Lucky Charms With Magic Clovers
Where I found it: Wegmans Did I buy it? No. Like with the Squishmallows cereal, I didn’t need another box of cereal open. (We already have the Strawberry Lucky Charms in our rotation.) The idea of Magic Clover marshmallows that turn your milk green in honor of St. Patrick’s Day is a fun idea, but not a big enough innovation to convince me to buy this cereal.
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Snackology is written and produced by Bill Kuchman. Copyediting by Tim Kuchman.
The Omnicosm founder. Snackology, Popculturology and The Cold Open writer. A Rochester, N.Y., native now living in the Washington, D.C., area. Won’t pass up a Genny Cream Ale.
