Taste of the Wild is a grain free formula for all life phases with sweet potatoes and peas that gives greatly digestible energy for your active dog. Made with real, lean roasted bison and venison that offer great flavor, Taste of the Wild is supplemented with fruits and vegetables that deliver natural antioxidents to protect your pet and support a healthy immune system. Omega six and Omega three fatty acids help maintain healthy skin and a shiny coat. 32 percent protein. 18 percent fat. Read all label info upon delivery.

23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars Great Food, March 2, 2009
By D. Eberhardt See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) This review is from: Taste of the Wild Dry Dog Food, Hi Prairie Canine Formula with Roasted Bison & Venison, 30 Pound Bag (Misc.) I have the lazy sofa potato dog that the 1st reviewer portrayed. An overweight black lab adult female who is quite lazy. Switching foods from Purina to TOTW Bison, and not measuring daily feedings, and feeding her as she pleases, she’s more energy, is more playful, and has already lost 10lbs. And is five pounds away from her ideal weight of 75lbs. I greatly recommend this food to all dog holders.

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60 of 68 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of five stars WARNING! Formula Change!!!!!, April 7, 2010
By Eric Lopez “chavo360″ (Tampa, FL) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) This review is from: Taste of the Wild Dry Dog Food, Hi Prairie Canine Formula with Roasted Bison & Venison, 30 Pound Bag (Misc.) 1st of all I could like to say that my puppy LOVES this food! I have a four month old Lhasa Apso and he licks his bowl well after he’s finished eating. When I 1st got him the breeder had him on Purina Puppy Chow. The 1st thing I wanted to do was to switch him to a high quality, no grain diet and after alot of research and reviews,Taste of The Wild generally came on top(dollar wise). After the switch I now noticed a difference in my puppy.His coat is starting to shine and is sooooo soft to the touch. He’s so much energy now and he’s less eye discharge and less ear odor(due to being allergic to the Puppychow). My only problem I have with this product is when I went to my local pet store to purchase him a 15lb bag. I now saw on the bag “Now made with Purified Water and More Bison” and I thought to myself; “wow they made it better”, but after reading the ingredients boy was I wrong. They may added more bison but they totally eliminated venison from the list. Venison was the second ingredient but now its lamb meal. What once this dog food had four meat merchandise as its major ingredients(Bison, venison, lamb meal, chicken meal) now has three(Bison, lamb meal, chicken meal). More bison or not the exclusion of venison takes away many of the “wildness” of the formula I believe. Sure it still roasted venison down the list but it just that, DOWN the list. I believe they have downgraded the formula but are charging the same price and I’m a little worried by that. I emailed the company for more information on the “New Formula” before I purchase the bag and will post an update soon.

UPDATE!
Just received an email regrading the formula change by the company;

Dear Eric,

“Thank you for your investigation. I am happy that your puppy was doing so well on the Taste of the Wild High Prairie. The formula had to be changed because an adequate supply of quality venison wasn’t available. The change is comparatively minor with the venison being replaced with bison, already a part of the recipe. I could not expect you to notice a difference with your puppy. But, if you still have many of the food in the last bag, I could mix the food from both bags for some days to avoid any possible issues. If you don’t have any food from the last bag, you could add many plain nonfat yogurt to your puppy’s diet for some days to help prevent any issues. I typically recommend one tablespoon per 25 pounds body weight”.

Sincerely,

Melissa Brookshire, DVM

Just to let you guys know that the formula change may cause many minor stomach issues so change accordantly.

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20 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of five stars Fabulous food! HIGH FAT CONTENT, tho be warned., February 28, 2010
By coffee&books (MT USA) See all my reviews This review is from: Taste of the Wild Dry Dog Food, Hi Prairie Canine Formula with Roasted Bison & Venison, 30 Pound Bag (Misc.) Taste of the Wild has had so many benefits for my dogs, that I have found it hard to know that I must switch foods.

With an 18 fat content, you will find that it’s one of the highest fat content foods on the market. Both of my dogs have put on WAY too much weight. And one of my dogs (both border collies) is an very ACTIVE & fit “frisbee dog”. My other BC, but, battled lyme illness and so has achy joints and exhaustion. It makes exercise hard, and the weight piled on.

My dogs LOVE the taste of Taste of the Wild (Buffalo) so much so that they have been PICKING it out of the weight control food that I mix with Taste of the wild (I’m in the procedure of switching to a lower fat content food)!

Having fed Taste of the Wild for the past two 1/2 years, I can say that their coats are BEAUTIFUL.. shiny and healthy.Their stools are firm and “consistent” (easy to pick up)..they love the taste.. and the price for such a high quality food is cheap (I purchase it from Tractor Supply). One of my dogs is wheat intolerant, so this was easy on his system!

Unfortunately, this food is a bit TOO good, and now I must put both dogs on a diet!

I’m hoping Taste of the Wild will create a variant of this product that’s more around 10 12 fat content so that we can again feed our dogs this great food.

Note, I don’t over feed. My dog who battles the effects of lyme illness (which has been treated somewhat successfully), received less than the suggested total for a dog that’s 65 lbs. My other dog, 40 lbs, ate the suggested total.

UPDATE : AFTER writing my initial review, I opted to keep one of my dogs on this food for awhile as I researched what food could be best for him. Then, as his movement amount went up he went from having gained some lbs, to losing weight quickly, and was “scary” thin. Our vet evaluated the food, and as it turns out, grainless food isn’t for him and his movement amount (not enough fuel to burn). Our dogs LOVED this food, and I believe it’s a high quality, cheap, healthy food for dogs. It just did not work out for mine, unfortunately.

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Starbucks Caffe Verona K Cups, for use in Keurig Gourmet single cup Home Brewing Systems. 54 K Cup part packs. Starbucks 40 years of specialty in sourcing and roasting the world’s finest coffee beans has now been brought to the K Cup part pack, bringing the aroma, body, and rich flavor of the Starbucks experience to your home. It is the coffee you love from Starbucks, now intended for making a perfect cup in less than a minute. Caff Verona is one of Starbucks stores best selling coffees. Caff Verona Starbucks K Cup part pack: A passion for all things Italian including good food and great coffee inspired this full bodied blend of Latin American and Asia/Pacific coffees, with our Italian Roast added for depth. Caff Verona is rich and balanced with a black cocoa texture and a roasty sweetness.

14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars Overpriced, November 10, 2011
By R. Kelly “Copper” (Littleton, NC USA) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) This review is from: Starbucks Caffe Verona K Cup for Keurig Brewed (54 Count) (Misc.) I love this coffee and has been disappointed when they discontinued it for the Tassimo brewers. I have since bought a Keurig brewer, and was happy to see the Verona K cups in Costco yesterday for about $32 for this same 54 unit quantity. The price here is absurd.At this time. I will wait till I see it on in the $30 $32 dollar range before ordering on Amazon.

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Four of four people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of five stars COSTCO 54 for $34, November 14, 2011
By Edwin R Bump See all my reviews This review is from: Starbucks Caffe Verona K Cup for Keurig Brewed (54 Count) (Misc.) Taste is GREAT! but it’s costly. It’s the best K cup coffee that I have ever had! So black and rich, but not bitter.

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Three of three people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars THE BEST K CUP BREW SO FAR!, November 27, 2011
By William V. Mcclung “ncbill” (Hendersonville, NC USA) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) This review is from: Starbucks Caffe Verona K Cup for Keurig Brewed (54 Count) (Misc.) I managed to buy 16 count boxes of the Starbucks French Roast and Sumatra K cups at the Asheville, NC Wal Mart and a 54 count box of the Starbucks Caffe Verona at the Greenville, SC COSTCO. All three varieties make tasty brews, but I found the Caffe Verona to be exceptional. I believe, that blend makes the complete best tasting K cup coffee I have ever had. Greatly recommend the Caffe Verona!

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Arctic Zero range 10 Pack. Get two pints of each flavor: two Chocolate, two Mint Chocolate Cookie, two Chocolate Peanut Butter, two Maple Vanilla, and two Strawberry.

Ten of ten people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars Hmmm(azing), February 10, 2011
By Roberta G See all my reviews () This review is from: Arctic Zero range 10 Pack (2 of each flavor) (Grocery) OMG! I got it today in the mail and I have already tried all the flavors. I have to they’re all delicious, not exactly the same as ice cream, but a perfect replacement. My favorite flavor is vanilla, its sweet, but not too sweet and best of all its only 37 calories per serving!

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Nine of nine people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars Loving them., May 23, 2011
By Reilly See all my reviews This review is from: Arctic Zero range 10 Pack (2 of each flavor) (Grocery) they are great! They are not quite ice cream, but that does not annoy me. My local health food stores carry it for many less. I like them best frozen hard, as they seem gummier a bit melted.

My favorite is coffee, alike in flavor to Blue Bells.

The strawberry is great, too and is most like real ice cream. It has many strawberry in it and a soft texture without being gummy.

Chocolate tastes like a plain, barely sweet fudgesicle.

The choc peanut butter is like a salted variant of the chocolate.

The vanilla maple is a sweet icy treat, but doesn’t resemble vanilla ice cream, though I really like it.

The mint choc cookie (no cookies in it, just flavored) does taste like “thin mints” though it isn’t sweet. All three chocolate ones are only eaten some bites at a time by me.

The cookies and cream is some a flop. It seems weird and tastes like a chocolate like variant of the vanilla. I most likely will not get that one again.

Some markets still have the older variants which are different recipes. The chocolate is gummier and less sweet than the new, and the strawberry banana (now just strawberry) is okay, but so much better without banana (even though I like banana).

I have not been one to eat more than a half pint at a time, but you surely could with whichever flavors you really like.

I will be stocking up on Coffee, Strawberry, and Vanilla Maple, and purchasing the others if they’re out of them or I get bored. While some number of stores near me have it, they do not have every flavor.

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Nine of nine people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of five stars The only low calorie food that tastes good, April 1, 2011
By Michael Keller “Microsoft Architect/Developer” (Milwaukee, WI United States) See all my reviews
(REAL NAME) () This review is from: Arctic Zero range 10 Pack (2 of each flavor) (Grocery) you may be able to eat the complete pint for 148 calories, 37 calories for a 1/2 cup. Package arrived filled in dry ice and perfectly frozen. I greatly recommend the Vanilla Maple and the Chocolate.

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