Review over MEIGO Magnetic Blocks

I got these for my children to use. I am very surprised that I did not find these or hear about them sooner. They are perfect for teaching children shapes and colors. They are made from a hard plastic material with the magnets being inside them. They come neatly packaged and stacked together. They are easy to take apart, but hold strongly together when playing. There are no small parts or pieces that I have seen that appear as if they will come apart or break easily. They do have a bit of weight to them, but nothing heavy. They do come with a nice red velvet draw string bag to store them in. We have built houses, cubes, and pyramids which are all shown in the booklet guide that come with the blocks. The booklet shows different things you can build, which my children have enjoyed looking at and trying out new shapes. Over all I am extremely happy with how nice these are and how well made they are. My kids play with these for hours. I have included the link for these blocks so you can have a look at them for yourself.

Blocks link

Review over red white and bbq mission

I am part of a community that allows me to test out products for thoughts about them. This kit contained  RITZ® Crackers.Viva® Paper Towels. and Arnold®, Brownberry® and Oroweat® Buns. We got the Arnold buns.
My family has never tried the buns before, so we decided to have a cookout using the buns for hamburgers and the salad dressing for the salad. We also used the crackers as an appetizer and for smaller children would couldnt really eat a whole burger. The paper towels were handed out with plates. Every one talked about how good the buns tasted and how it was nice to have something different. The salad and dressing were both gone by the end of our cookout as were the crackers.
I did receive these items for free to test and give my thoughts on.