Any of the "white" granites would probably work. What your yard is calling Snowflake granite may not be what my yard calls Snowflake. Even if it is, slabs can vary widely in appearance while being the same granite.

You'll only know whether you like it with your cabinets by taking a cabinet door and laying it against an actual slab. Take a photo and look at that, but again, you're probably safe with "white" granite, given your other elements.

It does seem that taste is veering toward vein type patterns, (think quartzite varieties) and some of the white granites can be very speckled, which are not as popular.

Thank you so much barncatz! I do like the vein type patterns so I will definitely look at those.

You're welcome. We used Colonial White (I think there's a photo in my Countertop Ideabook) because the slab had large expanses of white and the black, while not veining, was not sprinkled like pepper either. I told the fabricator I wanted to use the whiter parts of our slab.

I wanted quartzite but DH liked the showier granite better, so...

Here is a link to a thorough guide to quartzite, written by a Gardenweb poster who is a geologist:

http://usenaturalstone.org/definitive-guide-quartzite/

Love the Colonial White & the quartzite! Can’t wait to get to the yard to look at the slabs. Thank you again for your guidance!