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you can find enjoy life products at whole foods. we use the chocolate bars in baking, home-made ice cream, sweet treats.
Hershey's chocolate chips are safe as far as I know. My son isn't so sensitive that I felt the need to call them, but I generally trust Hershey products since they do label others that might have cross-contamination. Also, the little mini kisses t...
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I find that I prefer to just buy some good dark chocolate and chop or grind it to make chips for cookies. That way you can get some very good quality chocolate and no worries about the peanuts. That is when you get the good name brands ...
Wow do I really know how you feel. Our Family loves chocolate chip cookies and when my daughter was born we left no stone unturned finding what was safe for her. For chocolate chips the way to go is GUITTARD, their factory is in SF, Ca they are to...
Hi, my name is Steve Leffer and I am Chocoholic & Chief Taster for Chocoley.com, a company that sells gourmet chocolate ingredients, tools , equipment and supplies to chefs, chocolatiers and hobbyists. Great News...ALL of our Chocolate (we have 20...
I just saw the link for Vermont chocolates! How exciting!!!!! Halloween candy and everything, I am going to go "nuts" with this:-) Having our kids eat yummy chocolates and be safe.
Tara Zinna said:Vermont Nut Free Chocolates! REAL chocolate chips-- super fresh! I prefer them to Nestle now! And they have "safe" M&M's & jelly beans too... a must with my 2.5 year old DD!
I am new to thie blog and you may have found something but we use Hershey's chips. Actually we use lots of hersheys, kisses, syrup, they are excellent for baking and just eating! Let me know what else you found if anything!
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Hello fellow PA moms! I just wanted to take a second and tell you all a little about my daughter and me. We live in Northern California, the little one is currently 19 months old. We discovered her peanut allergy when she was given a thumbnail-sized piece of english muffin with a tiny schmere of peanut butter back in May. She had what I have now learned is a bi-phasic response. We have to be really careful, now, and it's been very trying when attempting to eat out. I've learned a lot about the f… Continue
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