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Enjoy Life Products Made My My Friends Day

kml55

By kml55
in Food Intolerance & Leaky Gut

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kml55
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So every time I go over to my boyfriends house, i need to make sure that i have no remains of any type of tree nut on me. My boy friends little brother is deathly allergic to all peanuts and tree nuts, just one snif or tiny amount of contact will send him to the ER.

Well, we are all very active together, cycling 50+ miles at a time, swimming and running.

Jef, the brother, lacks endurance because there is not alot of things he can eat while exercising, it was my mission to find him something portable that he could carry with him...enjoy life products are what i found and he really liked them...especially the cocoa loco bars b/c he does not get to eat alot of chocolate due to CC in processing.

just thought i would let you know that gluten-free products are helping other allergy stricken people as well...it made my day to find a new product for him to try..i am a nutrition major in college right now and seeing people helped in this area really blesses me!

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I agree that Enjoy Life products are AMAZING. They taste unbelievable considering they are "free of the top 10 allergeic foods".

The "No-Oats" Oatmeal cookies and Gingersnap cookies are to die for (but not literally!;)).

Glad you have found out about these products, and I agree that perhaps in time more products like this will come to be. :)

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Green12
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just thought i would let you know that gluten-free products are helping other allergy stricken people as well...it made my day to find a new product for him to try..i am a nutrition major in college right now and seeing people helped in this area really blesses me!

Thanks for sharing, I'm glad he liked them.

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confusedks
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The snickerdoodle cookies are AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!

Kassandra

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Sweetfudge
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one of my coworkers told me she heard about enjoy life on cnn or something the other day, and said i should try them :D it was cute.

GFinChicago Rookie
GFinChicago
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The cookies may be good but stay away from the granola. I picked up a box the other day and was all excited to try it and when I opened the box it just looked like dog food and not very tasty. It says on the box "now even more crunchier" but it's not even anywhere close to something you would call crunchy. Wish I could return the box to "Enjoy Life" and ask for my money back.

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Juliebove
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We had the ginger and the double chocolate brownie cookies at my daughter's birthday party instead of cake. Everyone loved them. Daughter doesn't care much for the granola, trail mix or no oats oatmeal cookies, but she likes all the other things.

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confusedks
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I wish they'd make breads, and other things totally allergen free. I love sweets, but sometimes a frozen healthy meal would be nice!

Kassandra

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Enjoy Life has awesome stuff!

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