Pom Pom! (a Review)



I'm not the cheerleader type, if you haven't guessed. And at the moment, I'm not feeling the most clever with this blog title, but stick with me. I'm getting to the good stuff.

Recently Molly of Pom Wonderful is that name crazy or what?) offered to send me some samples of Pom. Sure, I'd seen the wacky bubble bottles in the store, but had never actually purchased one. My only experience had been with another brand and I wasn't very impressed, which made me all the more interested in this one. I've got to say, it's delicious. Like straight out of the bottle good.

But that's not all. I tried it in a couple of tester recipes and played with it in some of my own dishes. The best thing was this awesome sorbet from Lick It! So good...so refreshing... and really bright tasting.



This summer, I'm going to be drinking that spritzer up top. It's Pom and a bit of 7-Up for extra sparkle. I've been thinking it would be especially good with a shot of vodka or lemoncillo. Doesn't that sound fun?

Along with the samples, I also received some information on the health benefits of drinking Pom. I'm not going to go into all that here, but the info is also available on their website. I know that Pom has some not so good history with animal testing, but from everything I've read, they've changed their way. Rather than hold that against them, I admire them for listening to consumers and making changes.

All in all, Pom is wonderful and I plan to buy it in the future.

And that awesome sorbet? Be sure to enter to win your own copy of Lick It!, courtesy of the Book Publishing Company so you can make your own. The number of the winner will be randonly generated next week.

Speaking of winners, thanks for getting in touch with me, Anna! your book is on the way.

Up next: Food Network Friday!


10 comments:

Rose said...

I'd be wary of POM; they have supposedly stopped funding invasive experiments on animals to support their scientific claims about the health benefits of pomegranite juice.

But, I don't really trust them.

See the links below and decide for yourself...who would have thought that fruit juice wasn't cruelty-free?

http://www.peta.org/feat-pom-victory.asp

aimee said...

That sorbet looks amazing!

Amanda said...

I second that..the sorbet looks delicious!

Colleen Molenda said...

try a pom smoothie with vodka. he he he.....

Anonymous said...

http://soulveggie.blogs.com/my_weblog/2009/04/free-lunches-antioxidants-product-reviewing.html

Clea said...

I saw pomegranate juice as an ingredient on one of your tester recipes, and immediately thought "No way am I buying a bottle of juice for 1/5 of my weekly grocery budget!" Of course, a free bottle would help ;-). That stuff sure is tasty!

veggievixen said...

oooh, pom and limoncello? yum.

POM said...

Rose, I can assure you we have stopped testing. In fact, within the link you posted Peta says "Please thank POM for making the compassionate decision to end all animal tests and for showing that good health never has to come at the expense of animals' suffering in labs." We are cruelty-free and you're welcome to check out our upcoming research results to be sure. Cheers

PB and Jess said...

I need to pick some of this stuff up! My ice cream maker is dying to be used :)

For the Love of Guava said...

mmm... that sorbet does look delicious... and I love a good spritzer pomegranate juice (at least last time I looked) is just so expensive