Meghan McKinley’s latest venture, High Grove Gardens, has been criticized for its overpriced products and delusional PR tactics.

The company’s pancake mix, hibiscus tea FL power sprinkles, and limited edition raspberry spread are all unveiled on a testing page that screams desperation. The timing of the testing page is so blatant that it feels like a calculated flop.

The Royal Gold Standard of Class and Taste, known for its organic jams and artisanal teas, is a mere clearance aisle at a gas station with a markup.

The Royal shade is a subtle yet lethal blend of organic jams and handcrafted teas, while the Royal shade is a luxury product with no depth. Ex-users have already criticized the product, calling it Harry and David light mass-produced junk with a private label slapped on it.

The Royal shade is not just a luxury line but a grocery list from a discount aisle with a royal mockup. The Royal shade is overpriced nonsense dressed up as sophistication.

Megan’s pitch for High Grove Gardens is hypocritical, promising to create Wonder in every moment. The Royal Gold Standard of Class and Taste is the same woman who spent years curing a Flawless victimized Persona and now she’s selling creep mixes like she’s some quirky etom.

The Royal Gold Standard of Class and Taste is a vanity project with no depth, and the company’s existence exposes the lie that anyone cares about her overpriced tea. The Royal Gold Standard of Class and Taste is a pathetic mess, and the company’s PR efforts have been criticized for their lack of substance and desperation.