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The Soy Joy people were giving out free samples of their bars this year at the Taste. I was given two bars; one strawberry and the other choc. chip/peanut butter. I liked the strawberry better-they use fruit as a base in the "cookie/bar" and I liked the strawberry texture. The bars have a big gluten-free label on them but, I haven't found them in any stores yet. Keep a look-out for them-nice alternative to Lara bars, etc.

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Love these bars (especially the apple flavor)! I usually find them at Target in the pharmacy area.

I will admit one thing confused me with my last bar, I read the ingredients and one was Parmesan cheese in a fruit bar. Kinda weird but still tastes great.

stillclueless Newbie
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I bought packages of Soy Joy on sale at a local Target (Utah) a couple of months ago. They're great!

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