One of the customer reviews said that this is only the veggie chips not the straws. is this true?
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When I ordered the variety, I received both veggie chips and straws. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but disposable straws are significantly smaller than the supplied straws (and more wasteful!).
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The label says organic, non GMO, non hybrid, and vegan. I'm guessing that last one means no animal manure. So far none of the vegetables have eaten each other. :)
1908054
Yes. I have been making chocolate covered strawberries with the leftover chocolate chips. It worked great.
470473
Good question. The brand is Karat, not Monster Straw. It might be a good idea to browse the Karat website.
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I have been trying to find out too. The bag saysthat they are cooked via a special vacum process. I have no idea what that is. They don't tast like they are fried. I think the chips are cooked guickly to keep their color.
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I ordered these chicken chips in a plastic container. I have purchased them previously packaged in a plastic bag (a much smaller amount) but those were made in the USA. These in the plastic container are labeled 'PRODUCT OF CHINA". I was very angry when I noticed this - they were already opened. So yes, they are made in CHINA, or at least the plastic tub of them that I received through amazon were.
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They are all chips. There are no bones in the bag, which I preferred because I'm afraid the bones are too much to give on a daily basis. I give my rottweiler one chip a day and he loves them.
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I think so. They are animal based instead of vegetable based. Check the web.
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The one I got does not have a straw or any way to use a straw, but the insert that came with it in the package said the company was working on a sport top for it, so this might be that kind of design.
924379
Yes, that is correct ,however they are still very good compared to potato chips. Also, try the lentil chips which comes in a variety of awesome flavors such as onion thyme, and tomatoes basil, yummy.
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They're quite thin. Unless you have the likes of a vitamix, blendtec, or even the Ninja Ultima (mine) most blenders are going to produce too thick of a shake for these straws to work well. My advice? Don't waste your money. Go with a regular plastic wide straw or none at all. These are notorious for cracking up against your teeth when using. Go with another option.
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I would like to answer your question, but it was so long ago that we ordered these straws, I just don't remember. We use them nearly every day and are only now getting low. I was just thinking this past week that it's time to restock. We really like these straws - the ones we bought at local stores were annoyingly short, and some seemed prone to getting holes in the bending section so that they wouldn't work well. These seem to be "tougher." Wish I could have helped you with the count.
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Mine is perfect, no chips at all. I cut all kinds of root veggies and no problems at all.
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I believe I know what you mean. It's not chunks of whole foods, it is a homogenous mix. My dog seems to really like it. I mix a small portion with a kibble.
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yes, I think so. I haven't tried straw,but I can't imagine it being a problem.
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Yes, but the straw is soft rubber tubing. I haven't used it...I've been using extra-long disposable straws instead. The cup is AWESOME!!!