what exactly is olefin? thought that was something they put in no fat potato chips to make them taste better
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No,that was "Olestra"!! Olefin fiber is a synthetic fiber made from a polyolefin, such as polypropylene or polyethylene. It is used in wallpaper, ropes, vehicle interiors, and apparently these socks!
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http://www.textilefabric.com/site/main/articles.php?id=12this site is helpful in explaining what olefin is.
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LOL...you may be thinking of Olean/Olestra--a fat substitute:) Whatever olefin oil...it's amazing. I wear these socks daily.
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http://www.textilefabric.com/site/main/articles.php?id=12 this site is helpful in explaining what olefin is.
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I really have no idea but I know it's only enough salt to taste good and very little fat. I've lost 25 pounds since starting to eat Mestmachers' and it hasn't messed up my diet a bit. I think it tastes like way more than it actually is.
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Geez, guys. Just tell him it's a glass bottle. ALL of Carlson's liquid fish oils are in glass bottles for freshness and so any plastic taste or chems don't leach into the oil. Nordic Naturals puts theirs in dark glass as well. Hope that helps!
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The label says "non-gm Canadian toasted soy, non-gm soy oil, granulated cane sugar, monoglyceride (from palm oil), sea salt'. I searched for a long time to find something I can eat that actually tastes good. I hope she can eat this.
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Too late to check label used up long ago. My guess, drying & powderig, makes nearly fat free Good stuff to have on hand. Gettn'smore soon.
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i looked at the package and it does not use any ingredients that were produced using biotechnology according to law. it is a product of switerland. i learned from traveling, countries in europe, do not use chemicals in there foods and all kinds of processed ingredients that we do here in the usa. food in europe is natural,with no additives and so very delicious, good and healthy. you seldom seem obese people in europe. i know i said too much. it's my peeve about america food manufacturers.
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There is nothing to indicate that the Potato Flakes (which are absolutely delicious) contain bisulfites ...... I even checked the website, nothing noted there ..... I do feel that it would be on the packaging if it did, however, just to be absolutely certain, why don't you call Bob's Red Mill company and ask, I think that would help you feel better about trying the product.
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Time. Spirals impart more oak flavor in less time than chips because more surface area is exposed to the liquid. Same result assuming same quality.
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The Prepared Pantry Cinnamon Baking Chips contain "sugar, palm oil, cinnamon, non-fat dry milk, and soy lecithin." I would add that they are rather tasteless. I suspect one could make better ones from scratch!
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I don't believe it does. I can't have MSG and I have eaten (and enjoyed) these chips. I believe the allergy information says that the product contains soy, so the vitamin E that is used to preserve freshness must be derived from soybean oil.
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"Olive Oil" posted the ingredients...the cod liver oil is first ingredient...the lemon and peppermint essence flavors mask the awful taste of cod liver oil...somewhat. I think this is great oil, take a tsp every day cuz I'm not a fish person. Made in Canada.
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Half of the nutrients are in the bones and skins - also great flavor. I also prefer sardines in oil! &#9788; Bud &#9788;
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I can't off hand give you an answer because they are long gone but the carbs for these are the same as for the regular chips so if you are counting carbs as I do it won't make a difference. In addition, these taste the same as regular chips do.
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what kind of oil and popcorn? I use Orville popcorn and Orville Popping Oil. Really cold Parkay margarine on top.
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Just broke one open and tasted it. At first it tasted like nothing much - just a light oil, but it had slight odd aftertaste that is just slightly bitter and lingering. Nothing overpowering, but different.
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potato, canola oil, citric acid, BHT, salt, articial color, mono and diglycerides, natural and artificial flavor, sodium bisulfite
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There is a rather long code on the bottom of the can, maybe the company website has a translation? I have really liked the flavor of the oil and will purchase more when my 2nd can is gone. I think it tastes better than the shelf oil in the supermarket. I hope this helps.