What are the ingredients in this set, are they healthy or not to consume? I really want to try them though so, I am hoping for a good answer.
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I've eaten the items before and they are healthier than most American candies so yes I would say they are pretty healthy to consume but they are still candy
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there edible , they taste amazing , and well its like candy and candy is not healthy but its healthy to eat
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These ones are edible. I'm pretty sure the ingredients are mostly sugar and agar agar (seaweed gelatin). We ate them all. Some were yummier than others but they all were fun and fresh. They arrived well before their expiration date.
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I am sure they are not "healthy" as in good for you but they I don't think they will hurt you. We tried them and were ok. They seem to be mostly sugar.
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Popin' Cookin' Sushi Candy Ingredientssugar, glucose, vegetable oil, starch, corn syrup, reduced mizuame, milk protein, gelatin, powdered eggwhite, processed starch, flavoring, gelling agent (sodium alginate), calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, acidifier, baking soda, coloring (vegetable coloring, gardenia, squid ink coloring, red yeast, lantana, spirulina blue), sodium caseinate, emulsifier, thickening polysaccharides, sodium pyrophosphate, glycerin, glazing agent (raw ingredients may contain soy and wheat traces)
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Popin' Cookin' Sushi Candy Ingredients sugar, glucose, vegetable oil, starch, corn syrup, reduced mizuame, milk protein, gelatin, powdered eggwhite, processed starch, flavoring, gelling agent (sodium alginate), calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, acidifier, baking soda, coloring (vegetable coloring, gardenia, squid ink coloring, red yeast, lantana, spirulina blue), sodium caseinate, emulsifier, thickening polysaccharides, sodium pyrophosphate, glycerin, glazing agent (raw ingredients may contain soy and wheat traces)
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The ingredients are all sugar-based. Different flavored and colored sugars. More a novelty than anything. Definitely not healthy.
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I cook with it, so I know it can be consumed safely. I have not used it in dietary supplements. Experiment with it and see what happens, it cannot hurt because it is good to use in your daily diet.
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I don't believe these homemade chicken jerky treats have any ill side affects, I have been giving my dog chicken jerky treats for a long time and when I found out about the recall I searched for something really healthy and this is what I found. My dog loves them and I feel safe giving them to him. All these are is dried checken, I could even eat them. I think they are great.
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I don't believe there was info w/them. I was thinking they'd be good to snack on but they were drier than I'd expected. I haven't figured out what to do with them yet. They seem to me like they might be more useful for tea. Guess I missed the "low moisture" :-/
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I am sure the label of ingredients can be found on Amazon. I order them by the case. They are awesome with organic peanut butter on them. My husband likes to eat them plain or with Nutella. Ordering a case is much cheaper than buying in the store.
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The ingredient info is only on the box and I already threw that away. It's definitely not an "active" ingredient. Sorry, I can't help but now I am curious what you are asking about. May try to look into it myself... Good luck
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Smoothie is a great idea. I tried putting them into a "chocolate pudding." I liked it the first time, but the family didn't & have to admit it was a bit funky. I'd suggest including them in a home-baked healthy muffin, cookies, or hot cereal. Good Luck!
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Active ingredients: Thiamine (Vitamin B1), L-Theanine, and Colostrum Calming Complex....whatever that is. "Safe use in pregnant animals or animals intended for breeding have not been proven" it says, so I would not recommend it for those. Getting them to eat them is the trick. My cats are not picky eaters, but they wouldn't touch these calming chews, or the daily vitamins, the UT care, or the Hairball formula chews, or the Flea Away chews I got them (Flea Away was from somewhere else.) I wasted a lot of money, and now I don't know what to do with all these packets of chews, most of which are un-opened. Wish I had only ordered one packet of each!~ Live and learn. But maybe yours would eat them, or you could grind them up and mix them in with wet cat food, maybe??
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The are really soft and chewy. My kids, 4 and 2, both love them. They're a great healthy snack for the entire family! Let me know what you think. Enjoy!
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Missy, I see that another person listed the ingredients---pretty low fat. Actually, I bought the chicken treats, which I think are also quite low fat.....good luck.
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They are pretty safe to eat long after Easter. Its chocolate and sugar. Neither of which go bad very quickly. It might not be as tasty as a "fresher" egg but think about how delicious they are... its worth the risk. Personally I wouldnt think twice about eating them. If they have spoiled (which is unlikely) at least I know I would die with a smile on my face from having just enjoyed one of those delicious little eggs.
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I don't know, but I can assure that those who ate the cookies didn't care. All I heard was they were the very best "store-bought" cookies they had ever had. I am sure the packaging would tell you the calories per serving; and as someone else states, perhaps the manufacturer could give you the answer. If you are concerned about calorie count, this is probably not a cookie for you because of the richness of the product. I am sure they are loaded with calories, unless you ate just one. All things in moderation, right?
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I have looked around but can not find an ingredients list for any of your products. Can you please tell me exactly what is in your product? or send me a link? Thank you.
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Hi Hillary, I wish I could help you. Those are two flavors I have been wanting to try. Right now, Ginger snap is, I think, over priced, so I'm waiting. I have only eaten blueberry muffin and lemon. Those were the original two we chose, and since we liked them so well, they are the ones we go back to. Our son likes lemon best. We like blueberry best. I want to get Apple pie, Cherry pie, Ginger snap, Carrot cake and Keylime pie.... Sorry to disappoint you. Hope you enjoy them. I just think they are healthy and a great pick up when blood sugar drops in between meals. Good luck. Tammy Hi Hillary, I wish I could help you. Those are two flavors I have been wanting to try. Right now, Ginger snap is, I think, over priced, so I'm waiting. I have only eaten blueberry muffin and lemon. Those were the original two we chose, and since we liked them so well, they are the ones we go back to. Our son likes lemon best. We like blueberry best. I want to get Apple pie, Cherry pie, Ginger snap, Carrot cake and Keylime pie.... Sorry to disappoint you. Hope you enjoy them. I just think they are healthy and a great pick up when blood sugar drops in between meals. Good luck. Tammy
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Do not have the bag anymore... kids ate them all up. I never paid much attention to the label almonds, coconut, dark cocoa, sugar (and other sugars) but a complete list I don't have. sorry.
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The individual packets do not have the nutritional info on them. Best bet is to check them out in your local grocery store. I bought them for a snack while doing Weight Watchers and they're equal to only a single point, as I recall. Pretty much devoid of anything good or bad, with the exception of sodium which is sky-high.
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Thanks, Kathryn!It is hard to find those things without a lot of research. Thanks for taking the time. I usually don't order stuff that is not straight about its ingredients.Rick