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I tried a new pesto parmesan popcorn from a company named Oogies. All ingredients were safe ( no weird hidden ingredient type things) and it said it was made in a company with dairy and nuts. I am ok with both. I ate a few handfuls and felt nauseous. This lasted the rest of the day and on and off today. I usually get a lot more symptoms than that, but it has been a long time. Does anyone know about this company and their products??

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I tried a new pesto parmesan popcorn from a company named Oogies. All ingredients were safe ( no weird hidden ingredient type things) and it said it was made in a company with dairy and nuts. I am ok with both. I ate a few handfuls and felt nauseous. This lasted the rest of the day and on and off today. I usually get a lot more symptoms than that, but it has been a long time. Does anyone know about this company and their products??

Hi Loraleena-

Any update on how you're feeling? Not sure why this would be related to our Oogie's- everything we make is gluten-free and we don't use any nuts, etc in our plant- but thought I'd check in with you and make sure there are no more symptoms.

Thanks!

Eric

Eric Thier

President, Oogie's Snacks

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