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Enjoy Life Bagels

GlutenFreeAl

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GlutenFreeAl
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My local health food store has them buy one get one free (!) this week and I was thinking of trying them. Anyone had them?

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  GlutenFreeAl said:
My local health food store has them buy one get one free (!) this week and I was thinking of trying them. Anyone had them?

Yes! Is it a local place only or a big chain that I might be able to find here?

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GlutenFreeAl
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Sorry, local to Western New York...

Are they good?

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VydorScope
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  GlutenFreeAl said:
Sorry, local to Western New York...

Are they good?

As I said... YES!

:D :D

I often get their Cinoman Rason ones when at Wild Oats.

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yeah they are the cinnamon ones are by far the best!

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  GlutenFreeAl said:
My local health food store has them buy one get one free (!) this week and I was thinking of trying them. Anyone had them?

I haven't tried the bagels, but if they are anything like the Enjoy Life Foods cookies, yum!

GlutenFreeAl Contributor
GlutenFreeAl
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Ok, here's another question. Perky O's are also BOGO. Do they taste anything at all like Cheerios??

Man I miss Cheerios... <_<

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i like perky os but i have never tried cheerios so i don't know about that but all the kids loved them at our conference

Guest nini
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I really liked the Enjoy Life Onion bagels as well as the Cinnamon ones... they are great toasted with cream cheese on them

Becky6 Enthusiast
Becky6
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Love the bagels with cream cheese and the Perkyo's are good too!

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jmengert
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I haven't tried the bagels, but I've recently discovered Perky O's. I think they are great, and in my opinion, I think they are better than Cheerios. I really like both the apple cinnamon and frosted flavors. I wish I could find them BOGO!

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i tried the frosted perky o's and they are really sweet. the plain ones taste like cheerios.

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