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Argh, Glutened. I Was On Such A Good Streak!


frenchiemama

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I made it 5 months this time.

I'm not sure what it was, maybe you guys can help?

That night I ate:

2 frozen Amy's meals (I was on a 12 hour shift, so I don't eat before I go to work but I eat 2 meals there)

Genisoy garlic and onion soy crisps

applesauce (that can't be it)

too many gummi Lifesavers candies

Any ideas? Of course it could just have been cc from the breakroom, but I can' tbe sure.


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queenofhearts Explorer

Hmmmm, well I just posted about the Genisoy crisps causing a problem for me. Wonder if there's a glutened batch out there?

Leah

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Really? Hm....Which flavor did you get? I've eaten them before without a problem, but I haven't had them for a long time.

bklynceliac Apprentice

people have been having CC issues with the Amy's food. Could be that.

queenofhearts Explorer
Really? Hm....Which flavor did you get? I've eaten them before without a problem, but I haven't had them for a long time.

Mine were plain sea salt, but I'm also wondering if there is a specific problem for me with soy flour. Other soy products haven't bothered me, but MiDel gingersnaps do & they have soy flour too. Of course they could have been cc too as they're made in a wheat facility... Who knows, I may be barking up the wrong tree, this is a fairly recent issue.

Leah

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I wont even touch the Amys stuff anymore. I got sick too many times from them. Which really stinks for me b/c they were a quick easy meal on the go for me.

I hope you feel better!

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