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Namaste Pizza Crust


Courtney09

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Has anyone had trouble with Namaste's Pizza Crust? The last two times I have eaten the pizza crust I have gotten sick two days later.


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I've had it now twice. My healthfood store just started carrying it. I've had no problems at all and it's my new fave find! I'm sorry it's causing you problems!

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I've never had a problem with Namaste products. Is it possible you may have an issue with the ingredients that were on the pizza......dairy, soy, products? I love pizza, but am lactose/milk/casein/soy intolerant, in addition to the gluten issue, so my pizzas are made with a cheese substitute that contains casein, but does not bother me too much. Guess you could always try it again a 3rd time, and if you get sick again, try another product.

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My daughter has not had a problem with any of the Namaste products, but she has food allergies and not celiac.

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