Many Bare Chips are legal-and kosher!

[MrsG]

I read here about Bare apple chips being legal, so i looked into their other fruit and vegetable chips. I inquired about any unlisted ingredients/ processing aids and was told that there are no unlisted ingredients or processing aids for any of their chips, besides a select few, which only have sunflower oil added, which is legal. So really, you can look at the ingredients on the chips and determine if that type is legal-and many are. Their website is baresnacks.com Im attaching the email they sent me [attachment=1]ba0987eced81c9b7e03f1fa2876c7f0b48e6098c.png[/attachment][attachment=0]8f20c4b051763edeaed04435238e0d6e77a04a97.png[/attachment]

[julie.cochrane]

On one of the SCD Facebook groups, folks have mentioned that they stay away from banana chips as they may not be ripe enough when they are made into chips.

[MrsG]

That makes sense. Im also hesitant about the chips flavored with cinnamon because who knows if the cinnamon had anti-caking agents or not...but there are still a handful of others that are ok and i'll take what i can get!

[Bess]

Hi,\nI use plantain chips from the company purely-which is SCD legal.\nThey come in 3 flavours and are really good!\nEnjoy

[esther]

Please note: plantains are not SCD legal.

[Bess]

Thats so interesting as in TBTVC book i saw no mention of this not being allowed.\nI hope i am not getting other things wrong too....is there some kind of list i could access?\nAlso is Chewing gum allowed and if so which ones?

[Aska]

Yes there is a legal/illegal list on the wellbees website and on the BTVC website. Also chewing gum is completely illegal and I don’t think any sort of gum would be legal.