HAVE YOU TRIED "FOOD SHOULD TASTE GOOD" CHIPS?

I was so excited to find out about FOOD SHOULD TASTE GOOD!

My lil chick has Celiac disease so that means she cannot eat gluten. Gluten is found in many items and it makes lunches sometimes difficult since the choices out there are not always kid friendly. My lil chick is also a chip eater so she was on cloud nine when I told her "YES"  FOOD SHOULD TASTE GOOD is gluten free!

Our chips are made with all your concerns in mind.  All of our products are: 

- Certified Gluten Free (www.GFCO.org)

- Certified OU-D Kosher (www.oukosher.org)

- Cholesterol & Trans Fat Free

- Dairy/Lactose Free *Except Cheddar and White Cheddar

- MSG Free

- Non-GMO (made with non-genetically modified ingredients)

**Note:  Our Multigrain chips have soy flour, sesame seeds, and sunflower seeds in them.

This was our sampling plus the yellow corn chips.

Needless to say they went quick!

It was so great to be able to offer a snack that was yummy for lil chick plus I felt good about her eating it!

 No preservatives, all natural, gluten free, trans fat free and more! 

CHIPS OFFERED:

MULTIGRAIN

OLIVE

JALAPENO

CHOCOLATE

THE WORKS

SWEET POTATO 

LIME

YELLOW CORN

BLUE CORN 

CHEDDAR

WHITE CHEDDAR

TOASTED SESAME

BLUE CORN DIPPING

WHITE CORN DIPPING

I made homemade salsa and served with the yellow corn tortilla chips!

It was delicious & lil chick loved it!

Click here to get a $1 off coupon!

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(I want to say a big thank you for allowing our family to try their wonderful chips! We are now faithful "FOOD SHOULD TASTE GOOD" chip eaters. Thank you for making such a fabulous chip!)

REVIEW: "LEFT AT THE ALTAR" by Kimberley Kennedy

"LEFT AT THE ALTAR"

AUTHOR: KIMBERLEY KENNEDY

"Kimberley Kennedy was twenty-four hours away from being the woman who had it all."

This book is for everyone. Everyone has felt the sting of rejection and the pain of a shattered heart. I had vaguely remembered hearing Kimberley's story years back and wondered how a woman goes on. This book tells you everything you ever wanted to know about her story of healing. 

I love the fact that Kimberley is open and honest to the point you hurt for her. You become invested in her story because you realize that no one is exempt from disappointment.

This is a story of rising from a personal place of pain and humiliation to a place of understanding and contentment. Kimberley explains how impatience and wanting what we want, when we want it can ultimately lead to making decisions that are not what was planned for us by God. 

This was a great book and I appreciated the honesty in her writing.

*This book was provided by me by Booksneeze.com and this is my honest review.