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Highly Sensitives + Food Should Taste Good

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Hello all!

I just bought a bag of "Food should taste good" sweet potato chips and long to taste them but fear processed foods. Any highly sensitive people trust these? Jersey angel, Momma goose- are you out there?

Thanks!

lisa

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Hello all!

I just bought a bag of "Food should taste good" sweet potato chips and long to taste them but fear processed foods. Any highly sensitive people trust these? Jersey angel, Momma goose- are you out there?

Thanks!

lisa

Sorry Lisa--I've never had those. I usually call the company with something like this and ask about cross contamination and then make a decision. Hope they'll be ok for you :D

I have had luck with Michael Season's Cheddar Cheese Curls--talk about addictive!! :lol: I had a hankering for junk food :ph34r:

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I found this on their website in the FAQ section--

Yes! All of our chips have been tested and certified gluten-free by the Gluten Free Certification Organization, and all are processed on machinery that that does not process any items with gluten. (If you are concerned about the oat fiber in the multigrain chips, don't be! The fiber is extracted from the oats, and does not contain any gluten.) For more information, visit www.gfco.org.

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Thank you, Patti! And for the other tip- not sure I've seen those in this area. These SOUND okay- maybe I'll get brave and give them a whirl. Hope you are WELL.

lisa

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Thank you, Patti! And for the other tip- not sure I've seen those in this area. These SOUND okay- maybe I'll get brave and give them a whirl. Hope you are WELL.

lisa

I'm doing well Lisa, thanks--hope you had a nice holidayl! Let me know how you do with the chips--they look delicious.

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I have never had the multigrain, I avoid oats. However I have had the olive and also the chocolate with no issues from CC. I love the chocolate with cream cheese, yum.

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Thanks, Ravenwoodglass!

lisa

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