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Organic Food Bar-no Soy, P.nuts, Dairy Or Gluten

alamaz

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alamaz
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So the wrapper looked nice and reassuring but this morning wasn't so...has any one else tried these bars and had a reaction? Organic Food Bar- Vegan, gluten-free, SF, P.nut Free, no preservatives, additives or coatings. I found them at my health food store and they aren't bad taste wise.

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Almond butter, blueberries, evaporated cane juice, maple syrup, sunflower oil, date paste, agave nectar, bio sprouts, flax, sesame seeds

Amy

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I eat them all the time with no problems. The flax and such might be difficult to digest for some people.

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