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Kame Rice Crackers

LKelly8

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I just noticed this on the bottom of my Kame rice crackers - "this product may contain trace amounts of peanuts, soy, wheat..." and some other allergen I can't remember. Have Kame products always been cross contaminated or is this something new?

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terri Contributor
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That warning has been on them for a least a year. I bought Hot-Kids Rice'ems Onion flavored crackers as they said "Gluten Free, Low Cholestrol" on the package. They were incredibly tasty. And I got sicker than I have been in over a year. I looked at the package again and it said product of Taiwan. Tried to find a website for them but couldn't. Noticed one ingredient was onion powder. Somewhere I read that when a spice is ground into a powder they often add wheat. I am not sure what ingredient did it, but I never want to be that sick again. And I am 100% positive it was the crackers.

So, at this point I am only eating crackers that are made in a gluten-free facility. I'm just too spooked by that last experience... :(

Guest BERNESES
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I bought kame rice crackers too and the noticed the same warning so I chucked 'em. Not worth it, unfortunately, they are tasty. <_<

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I've had reactions to onion powder as well. Kraft puts out the "Back to Nature" brand which has two rice cracker options, sesame ginger and white cheddar. The white cheddar is great but I got sick off of it - my best guess is the onion powder. Although Kraft insists they always list a gluten source. I'm a newbie so maybe I missed something!

I do wish Kame would've made that warning more noticeable - it's half hidden under the seam. :ph34r:

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