Yay: Very Green 100% Juice Smoothie

This drink is a light, refreshing way to consume fruits and vegetables. It is sweet, hydrating and filling. The price is right compared to some other more well-known brands of bottled smoothies, and makes a great addition to breakfast, or as a mid-day snack. It is also a good solution when you are stuck with limited access to fresh fruits and veggies. PS -- Yes, I realize the best buy date; I wrote the review right after I bought it last year and didn't get around to posting it until now!

Yay: Sparkling Lemon Spring Water

I'm a self-proclaimed bubbly water aficionado, and never realized TJs had sparkling water until I found it tucked away in a corner of my store. This isn't my favorite bubbly water by any means, but the price (79 CENTS! although prices may vary by store) and overall taste is why it gets a Yay. The bubbles are much smaller than other sparkling waters (i.e., La Croix), which some people might find pleasing. I prefer a larger bubble of carbonation. The natural lemon flavor is barely noticeable, which some people may also find pleasing. How do you think it would measure up in a carbonated water taste test?

Yay: Sparkling Clementine Flavored Juice Drink

This orangey flavored spritzer is quite tasty and refreshing on a hot day. It works well with breakfast, tasting almost like a mimosa, and seems like it would make a good mixer for cocktails.

Be careful not to drink too much of it though, as it's quite acidic and can really be tough on the stomach. But in small doses it is delicious.

Have you tried this drink?
Let us know what you think. Yay or nay?