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elonwy Enthusiast

People on here have been talking about reacting to Amy's products and cross-contamination issues. I've always been fine with the enchiladas, they've been great back up food for when I just don't want to cook.

I had the cheese enchiladas tonight and its 4am and I'm running to the bathroom with D every twenty minutes, and have horrible stomach cramps. I'm so irritated. I don't think I'm going to eat Amy's products again until they straighten out thier gluten free facility issues.

Grrrrr.

Elonwy


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I hope yoo're feeling better

I've only had 2 of her products, I find them too spicy with my ulcer

Guest nini

I've reacted to some of their products, but not the cheese enchiladas before... but now you've got me worried. I was going to go pick up some more today, but I guess I'll hold off.

That sucks that you don't feel well. Hope you get some rest and feel better soon.

elonwy Enthusiast

I finally got to sleep about 6am. Thank goodness its the weekend. I'm still gurlgy, but its calmed down a bit. I'm just exhausted and irritated. I just got over being really sick for a week because of an absessed tooth, so I was looking forward to having some off-work days being well, but so much for that. I think the thing that bugs me the most is the losing of something I thought I could eat. Ah well.

Elonwy

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Ergh -- sorry to hear about that. I know how you feel -- I'm so jealous about the foods I can eat and my healthy-time now that I get super-frustrated when I have a setback because of something I'd previously thought was okay!

eleep

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That sucks! Hope you are doing better.

I used to eat those all the time until my mom was glutened by them. It really made me start cooking so much because I would have them for lunches most days. I could find the cheese enchiladas in most normal grocery stores and walmart so they were perfect. I hope they get it together soon because I really miss their products.

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