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HULAGIRL
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Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: Nutritional Information

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‎03-18-2016 08:24 AM - edited ‎03-18-2016 08:26 AM

I was just thinking yesterday that most of the food they sell on the Q isn't healthy at all...........calorie/fat laden to the max.  Besides, if I'm going to make a desert, cookie, or a pie/cake, I'm going to use a family recipie or something from a cookbook and make it myself.  I don't need a label to tell me 99 percent of that stuff is bad for me.

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Plaid Pants2
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Re: Nutritional Information

‎03-18-2016 09:09 AM

@scotnovel wrote:

I have seen separate PDF files under item descriptions that contain nutritional information for at least some food products.  I agree that info should be available for all.  Do the products themselves have the info on the packaging?  I haven't ordered food items (other than honeybells) for years.   

 

 

 

 

 

Yes, the products have the nutritional info on the packages, just like all the packages have the nutritional info on all the products that you would find in your local grocery store.

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