Comments on: Mountain Rose Herbs Review

By: Monica

Monica — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 18:32:50 +0000

I vote with my dollars and Mountain Rose herbs will never get one more dollar from me. I went there last summer, to pick up a big order from my buying club, we incorporated the pick up as part of a family trip, so I had my elder mother and recently potty trained 2 year old. I got there and my daughter needed to use the bathroom and I told the lady we had been driving for 3 hrs and SHE REFUSED TO LEND THE BATHROOM TO MY GIRL! I asked her if they had a bathroom, she said yes, for employees only. What a mean lady, I explained it was not for me but for the little one, she told us to go a block down the road to another bussiness, that they woudl let us use the restroom! what a MEAN person… I only took our order because it was for the buying club, but really.. I can only wonder what “fair bussiness” they can do if they can’t lend the restroom to a 2 year old whose mother just picked up hundreds of dollars worth of products. I did follow up via e-mail and I am still waiting for a response. Nice website, maybe nice products. MEAN people (at least the lady with the accent at the front office).

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By: RenaissanceRonin

RenaissanceRonin — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:10:19 +0000

Heather,

Where exactly does Himalayan Pink Salt come from? I mean… I’ve actually been to the Himalayans, and I’ve never seen it there once.

Wait… I know, it’s the salt deposited on a Himalayan cat’s tongue, after they groom themselves, right? And, that explains why it’s so expensive. It takes a lot of cats to fill up that jug…

Man, how’s that for a “Green Job…”

“Hello, I’m here to scrape your cat’s tongue. No charge, I’ll just keep the residue.”

EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!

And by the way, the reason that â€œThe frog does not drink up the pond in which it livesâ€ is that they drink “Bud-wei-ser.” I know it’s true, because I saw it on TV, on ESPN.

You should really pay more attention to commercials. You might learn something…

I gotta go now. I just saw a cat. Now, where’d I put that scraper?

Ronin

PS. My reCaptcha phrase was “recourse for…” It’s almost like they know I’m coming, huh?

By: Jessica

Jessica — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:41:13 +0000

Great post! I too recently discovered Himalayan sea salt and can’t believe I have ever cooked without it! I got mine from Sustainable Sourcing https://secure.sustainablesourcing.com. I love that they are a “green” company, they donate to environmental causes and their products are amazing! I encourage everyone to make the switch. I promise that you will never go back to table salt again.

By: shona

shona — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:19:08 +0000

I am about to place my second order with Mountain Rose, actually, I have a friend who organizes a BIG order. It saves in shipping costs + especially when several people are ordering the same herbs, we get the bigger bag + divide it. She calls us when it arrives and we help her sort out the bags + pay for our goods. My mother has been ordering from Frontier + recently made the switch. It’s all really good stuff.

I’ll take Clive any day over the ’85 Escort, and I’ll bet the BMW gets better gas millage, thus saving you that much more.

By: angel nix

angel nix — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:49:51 +0000

I will try the salt asap!