Re: thanks for the taro info

[Guest guest]

Sue, Just thought I'd add one more bit of info. You can buy Taro Chips made

by Terra brand. The ingredients listed on the bag are: taro, canola and/or

sunflower oil, sea salt. They have a complete line of chips made from

potatoes and other root vegetables. They taste good too. Available at

health food stores.. Their website is www.terrachips.com .

(Aidan's mom)

thanks for the taro info

> Thanks for all the info on taro-with such a limited diet something new to

put in the rotation diet is great! Sue

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[Guest guest]

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How crunchy are the taro chips? I have tried the mixed chips and

there are a couple types in there that are very hard, and chewing them

made me think of a grinding stone....Is that the taro? I wish they

sold the parsnip chips separately -- I am addicted.

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@ ]]) aka: Toushoes

>Sue, Just thought I'd add one more bit of info. You can buy Taro Chips made

>by Terra brand. The ingredients listed on the bag are: taro, canola and/or

>sunflower oil, sea salt. They have a complete line of chips made from

>potatoes and other root vegetables. They taste good too. Available at

>health food stores.. Their website is www.terrachips.com .

> (Aidan's mom)

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> thanks for the taro info

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>> Thanks for all the info on taro-with such a limited diet something new to

>put in the rotation diet is great! Sue

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[Guest guest]

Toushoes, AKA ,

Sorry this is so late responding. The taro chips are white with purple

flecks. They are a bit chewy, similar to a thick potato chip.

(Aidan's mom)

> How crunchy are the taro chips? I have tried the mixed chips and

> there are a couple types in there that are very hard, and chewing them

> made me think of a grinding stone....Is that the taro?