Product Review: Vegetarian Quick & Easy - Under 15 Minutes by Jonathan Vine

I really liked Jonathan Vine's other cookbook Vegetarian Weight Loss. I will probably never be vegetarian (I love my meat and seafood too much), but I like to balance myself by having vegetarian days.

 

Since I have very limited amount of time, I rarely cook and that is why this book, Vegetarian Quick and Easy was very appealing to me. Not only was I able to find some tasty recipes but I could make them in less than 15 minutes. Just like his other book, this book provided some insight on the benefits of having a vegetarian diet which is very helpful and informative.

 

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Product Review: Adovia's Dead Sea Mud Shampoo & Dead Sea Salt Deep Hair Conditioner

 

You would think that Mud and Shampoo don't mix but surprisingly they do. Since I have moved to my new place with ridiculously hard water, I have noticed some flaking in my hair. My scalp is not itchy, but I hate seeing flakes. Using Adovia's Dead Sea Mud Shampoo I started to see an improvement in the flakiness. I also found it to be more hydrating and moisturizing than the Brand Name shampoo I was using before. My only wish? That the price was less or the quantity more, but in life you get what you pay for so..... Also, do know that the scent is subtle, but pleasant (don't think because of the color it does not smell good).

 

 

In addition to the shampoo, I also used Adovia's Dead Sea Salt Deep Hair Conditioner. It was efficient and made my hair feel silky and hydrated. However, I did find the consistency of the conditioner to be a bit thin, but hey if it does what it is suppose to, I cannot take issue with that.

 

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Book Review: Whole Latte Love by Rachelle Ayala

As weird as it may sound, I was simply interested in this book because it had Latte in its title and anything related to food, has a strange ability to draw me in.

 

The book takes place in Berkeley so it was quite ironic that I didn't start reading the book until a flight bound for San Francisco which lies outside of Berkeley. Although the story obviously had nothing to really do with food, it was still sinful, satisfying and just as indulgent as a slice of chocolate cake.

 

The book tells the story of the unlikely chemistry and steamy attraction between Carina Chen, a straight as an arrow go getter who refuses to let anything get in the way of that and her opposite, Dylan Jewell, the laid back, sexy barista, hence the Latte.

 

 

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