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Blue Diamond Almonds

Sandi*

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Sandi* Apprentice
Sandi*
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It's the smokehouse flavor (I do eat natural most of the time but sometimes I like the extra kick). Below are the ingredients. It looks safe to me but I would like to confirm this before I dig in :D

almonds

vegetable oil (canola, safflower, and/or sunflower)

salt

corn maltodextrin

natural hickory smoke flavor

yeast

hydrolyzed corn and soy protein

natural flavors

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itchygirl Newbie
itchygirl
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The ones you have to avoid are the wasibi flavored (wheat containing soy sauce, clearly labeled)

Have you tried the blue diamond nut thins yet? Those things are delicious

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Franceen Explorer
Franceen
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I eat the Blue Diamond Smokehouse Flavor Almonds all the time with no problem.

And I, too, have had the Nut Thins. Yup, they are GREAT!

Sandi* Apprentice
Sandi*
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Thank you both, I love BD almonds so this makes me happy :D . I'll look for those nutthins, they look delicious!

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purplemom
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We also eat the Blue Diamond Nut thins everyday! We love the cheese flavored. I just bought the blue diamond Almonds and so far so good! I have been looking for a nut that we could eat safely...I'm keeping my fingers crossed that these work out!

Thanks for the tip!

Cali

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