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Pork Rinds


missy'smom

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Any recommendations for brands of pork rinds? Our area Kroger brand plain flavor looks fine ingredient wise and no "shared lines" statements but I was wondering if anyone has any experience/research to offer on any brands? I'd like to try some but am sceptical about CC. Can I trust that the oil is not CC'd? I'm a sensitive one.


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I used to enjoy the occassional pork-rind until my sensitivities hit. Like you, the ingredients SEEM fine but, boy, I suffered a great deal. I would try to stick with brands that strictly do pork-rinds, to no avail. Don't know what there is about them, but they are on my no-no list now.

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