read labels-learning lesson again

[Guest guest]

Just thought i'd share my recent boo boo with all. I've gotten lazy

about checking certain products ...like bags of dried beans. i bought

dried chick peas (GOYA) dumped the bag to soak and then saw a lovely

allergy warning that stated they may contain soy and wheat. These are

dried beans UGGGH. live and learn ,even when it should be safe check

anyway!

[Guest guest]

Odd that dried beans would possibly contain wheat. Is it because of

shared equipment or being processed in the same area...or didn't it

say? I don't think I have ever paid attention to the " ingredients " list

of dried beans....guess I'll need to now! Thanks!

>

> Just thought i'd share my recent boo boo with all. I've gotten lazy

> about checking certain products ...like bags of dried beans. i

bought

> dried chick peas (GOYA) dumped the bag to soak and then saw a lovely

> allergy warning that stated they may contain soy and wheat. These

are

> dried beans UGGGH. live and learn ,even when it should be safe check

> anyway!

>

[Guest guest]

> Just thought i'd share my recent boo boo with all. I've gotten lazy

> about checking certain products ...like bags of dried beans. i bought

> dried chick peas (GOYA) dumped the bag to soak and then saw a lovely

> allergy warning that stated they may contain soy and wheat. These are

> dried beans UGGGH. live and learn ,even when it should be safe check

> anyway!

Always sort dried beans. Rocks, sticks, other beans, and grains

sometimes find their way in, especially if they're packaged in a

plant that packages many different foods.

Sort well, rinse several times, then go about your recipe as usual.

ygg