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My boyfriend and I are addicted to the Archer Farms SALSA!! I think we've tried almost all of the flavors and they are all extremely delicious. We pair them with the AF organic tortilla chips. We love AF!! I can't wait to get back to Target to try more of Archer Farm products. I've only heard great things.
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re: tamarajoy
Archer Farms has been hit and miss for me. The latest "misses" include the Dill Pickle flavored almonds (not enough pickle) and then the General Tso's potato chips (plastic wafer tasting ripple chips with a horrible asian 'inspired' seasoning blend... The Trad Hummus Chips are inoffensive if not uninspired.
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I like the Baked Chips by Target's Archer Farms. My faves are the cracked pepper and sea salt, and the rosemary. They sell the baked roemary chips in little lunch size bags. Even though its cheaper to portion out your own, i like these little bags for on the go...
Also, I purchased some great sounding flavored waters on sale : starfruit, passion fruit etc. They were on special at the time. I rushed home, very excited to try it, and found that it tasted very much like plastic!!! Target was happy to take them back for me, even though I drank a significant amount. It didnt occur to me that they would take it back
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re: epicureous eggplant
Heh, I bought some of those plastic-tasting waters as well. I'm actually surprised it isn't just me. I'm rather sensitive to the taste. To me they looked exactly like Hint, but a lot less expensive. http://www.drinkhint.com/home.php Even the bottle shape was the same. But. The Hint flavors are way better. The Hint bottles cost $2 at Giant Eagle, though, whereas the Target ones cost I think $1.29.
On the other hand, the Archer Farms citrus flavor (I forget the exact flavors, but the label is orange) sparkling water from Italy is really fantastic. It has supplanted the Blu Italy lime flavor from Trader Joe's at our house. And actually, considering that the Blu is 750ml and the Target water is a whole liter, the Target one costs less.
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Good quality house brand and on sale this week. Check the Target ad in your Sunday paper.
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I like the potato chips. Some of the flavors are little fake tasting, but when I'm eating a chip with an artificial name, I'm not really expecting a real tasting flavor.
Also, I love how the packages have built in ziplocks
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We just tried a "box" of Target's Sauvagnion Blanc wine. It was dry & crisp and just right for a summer drink . (We're in FL, so it's still summer.) It was also much cheaper than the New Zealand SB's we've been drinking. Next time we're there, we're going to pick up another of there varietals. This is a "Target' not Archer Farm brand.
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Good to hear good reports about this Target brand of foods, maybe I'll try some of it now. I almost never buy food at Target, plus their commercials about this brand completely turn me off. Looks like some fake world of pretend goodness. Reminds me of that Jim Carey movie, The Truman Show.
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I've never been disappointed by the Archer Farms foods. Unfortunately, though, I broke up with Target so no more Archer Farms for me. The Archer Farms chai cookies crumbled on top of homemade pistachio pudding are fantastic.
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I just had their banana peanut butter ice cream and it was pretty good, though the 'banana ice cream' base was not very banana-y.
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They also have a salted chocolate pretzel flavor I'll try next.
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re: tenacity
I thought that salted chocolate pretzel ice cream was fantastic! And I completely agree on the banana-yness (how's that for a word!).
To answer the question, I've really liked everything from Archer Farms, with exception of some frozen seafood t.v. dinner entrees. That was many months ago, though, and I think they've been discontinued. Their frozen thin-crust pizzas are particularly good for frozen pizza.
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