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Trying To Find Small Packaged Foods

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confusedks Enthusiast
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I'm trying to buy some pre-packaged individual products (food and other stuff) for an upcoming trip. Someone posted once with a link to a great site with all kinds of individual products....anyone know what site it is?

I'm specifically looking for Almond Butter with NO additives in a small individual package. Thank you!

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Is this it? Open Original Shared Link

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Enjoy Life has nut free Gluten free snack bars. :)

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That's probably it. I get almond butter there. Or I did until my health food store started carrying it.

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Yup, that's it! Thank you SO much! :)

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