Mocha Mix Vanilla non dairy dessert

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Thanks Betty for posting the ingredients for Mocha Mix, too many things

in there for LJ. I had been going crazy looking for it too, and no one

even knew what I was talking about. As soon as I saw the artificial

colors and soy it automatically eliminated it for us. This soy thing is

in everytning, and LJ only gets soy about 1 to 2x a month due to

allergies, and never any artificial colors. Thanks again-

in New York

* PS - don't you just love reading that small print? I wear bifocals and

still can't read things half the time.

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Isn't it funny how once you start trying to type that long list of weird

words it hits you that it couldn't be good for you?

Lolita

>Now that is as best this old eyes could read that small print. I hope that

>I got it right. It took me longer to type it than it did for Evan to eat

>it. And from the list of ingredients, he will be eating more homemade than

>store bought! And at $3.89 a quart I know that I can make it cheaper. I

>have been making ice cream with my Vita-Mix and I know that it is better for

>him than this but I hated for him to be left out all the time. Of course,

>the whole family eats the homemade but DD wanted some store bought.

>

>Betty

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I remember someone posting that if you can't pronounce it, you

shouldn't eat it -lol. Although Mocha Mix got us through early

gfcf/ice cream withdrawal days, we've switched over to Soy Dream

recently to avoid the long list of unpronounceable additives.

Unfortunately, watered down mocha mix creamer remains our chemical of

choice with breakfast cereal, but I'm slowly increasing the dari-free

and decreasing the mocha mix.

> Isn't it funny how once you start trying to type that long list of

weird

> words it hits you that it couldn't be good for you?

>

> Lolita

>

>

> >Now that is as best this old eyes could read that small print. I

hope that

> >I got it right. It took me longer to type it than it did for Evan

to eat

> >it. And from the list of ingredients, he will be eating more

homemade than

> >store bought!...