medicalworkers.com Review:

Country: 70.38.22.72, North America, CA

City: -73.5501 Quebec, Canada

Makes your hair and nails so healthy, and thick. Most of the ridges are gone from my nails. A great product that I highly recommend

As a Job Creator on the go, my lifestyle doesn't allow me to treat everyone with the same respect I would treat, say, a man. So for those times that I MUST give consideration to someone that isn't a man, I recommend this Avery Binder. It allows me to quickly make a decision on cabinet positions in time to let the little lady get home to make dinner for the kids. You can stuff this binder MORE than 47% full of resumes of those victims who are qualified but have never been on your radar.

Um, well. To quote; "It could be said that this book is both good and original. Unfortunately the good parts are not original and, the original parts are not good."

I'm allergic to both milk and soy, so anything cheeselike is usually off the table for me. Not Daiya! I originally wasn't a huge fan of it, but after some experimenting have come to hold it in my repertoire as a good treat. I will say straight up that it is terrible for snacking right out of the bag. It's a rice based product and despite the added flavorings, it is just not good independently. However, it is great for cooking. It does melt well and makes a fairly creamy sauce, but it's not that gooey consistency I see in my friends' real cheese. My favorite use is in making pizza, though be careful not to overload the pie...less is more with Daiya. As someone else said, it is better if there are other flavors than the Daiya making up the bulk of your dish. I've used it for nachos (pass), macaroni-and-cheese and baked ziti (so-so), pizza (yummy if not overly used), tacos (great), and to spice up turkey melts (one of my favorite uses!). I like both flavors, but probably lean toward the mozzarella.