Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Food Should Taste Good Tortilla Chips

               My mother loves chips, so I never know what new chip is going to walk through the door.  Not all of the chips she brings home I will try.  Sometimes this is because of the flavor, other times it is because of the ingredients.  There are certain flavors that no matter who makes the chips I will not eat them.  When it comes to the ingredients, with Food Should Taste Good Tortilla Chips I have little cause for concern.           
                The makers of Food Should Taste Good Tortilla Chips take great care in their products.  Not only are they gluten-free, but they are also Kosher.  Many of the chips have been verified as not having GMOs (genetically modified organisms).  These are just a few of the benefits of these chips.  When you look at the bags you will find a lot of symbols letting you know exactly what kind of product you are getting.
                There are a lot of different flavors of these tortilla chips.  I wouldn’t be surprised if there was one to fit every mood.  There are original flavors, cheese flavors, spicy flavors, even pumpkin and kettle corn flavors.  They are all listed at www.foodshouldtastegood.com.  The Cheddar and Olive flavors my household is currently enjoying, amongst others, were purchased at Outpost.   

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Schar Cookies

           Sometimes you just want a cookie.  You aren’t really sure why, but you want that crisp bite of sweetness.  Schar has several gluten-free ways to satisfy that craving. 
Schar has shortbread-style cookies, sandwich cookies, and wafer cookies.  We tried the Chocolate-Dipped Cookies.  This was a shortbread cookie with a chocolate coating on the bottom.  It had a good balance of the cookie to the chocolate.
I have seen Schar cookies at Outpost Natural Foods, Woodman’s, and Pick ‘n Save.  Be advised that not all kinds of cookies will be at all locations.  www.schar.com