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July 28, 2009

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Bonnie Tandy Leblang

The Mareblu snacks ounds interesting, Maureen. I'm curious — though — which of the 16 Mareblu flavors is the best tasting - the one you couldn't live without? In other words, which would you pick as a Bite of the Best?

Amit Jash

sounds interesting.. I tried looking for it in the local Costco but didnt find it there. which section did u find it in?

Maureen

I found Mareblu in the section with snacks, such as pretzels and chips. I understand that some Costcos are offering Almond Crunch which I like even more than the Pomegranate mix! I hope that means that the company will boost its offerings of Mareblu!

Nina Lisa

It's a good thing it is healthy because I am totally addicted to the Blueberry Pomegranate. My local Costco (Anchorage, AK) started also carrying the Pistachio Crunch but I love the bit of sweetness the fruit gives!

Paul

Thanks for posting about the split in the company. I saw the Made in China label on the back of the Mrs. May's, and almost fell over. Needless to say,I called the company and this is what they told me. While all of the nuts and berries are from CA and OR (except the cashews which are from vietnam and the sesame and poppy seeds from China), they do ship it all to china so that it can be made and shipped back here. The woman on the other end of the phone assured me of the quality and safety, but I prefer products made here in the U.S. Escpecially if most of the ingredients are from CA! I will look for the Mareblu on my next Costco run here in Santa Barbara. Thanks again for the tip.

Jillybean

woohoo! Glad to find a substitute for Mrs Mays. I was disturbed to find that their products are made in China. It'll be nice to be able to support a Made in USA version of it, hope Mareblu stays successful, 'cause I hate it when something I like gets discontinued. >:(

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