Has anyone tried Soy Crisps?
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I have had them, although neither of those flavors. I'm not a big "chip" eater of any kind, and prefer the lighter flavors, but LOVE Soy Crisps when I do get the craving. They have some "sweeter" flavors as well - Apple Cinammon is quite tasty. And there is one with Honey or something. I recommend.
Lynn M.
Cathlete
I am not familiar w/ Glenny's, but I do like the Genisoy brand.. theirs are quite good.
My favorite of the Genisoy's is the Sea Salt and Vinegar and also their Cheddar ones. The flavors are pretty clean, and powerful.
I love soy crisps too!! They are a perfect snack when the salt munchies attack!!
Take care, Lynn M.
My favorite of the Genisoy's is the Sea Salt and Vinegar and also their Cheddar ones. The flavors are pretty clean, and powerful.
I love soy crisps too!! They are a perfect snack when the salt munchies attack!!
Take care, Lynn M.
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Cathlete
I love them, too, but only the salted version -- with Genny's the others have sugar -- a no, no for me.
Also Genny's are good since their soy is non GMO -- that's important because GMO foods haven't been tested accurately enough to ensure that they are safe for human comsumption. For those who don't know GMO stands for genetically modified organism. Many foods now -- tomatoes, potatoes, corn, soy, -- are being genetically modified by inserting insect or fish genes into the plant and also to insert insectides into the plant. The thought is that it helps the plant get rid of insects and such that prey on the plant. However, the monarch butterfly population in areas where these are planted, have dramatically decreased, and in a test in the UK -- unpublicized here -- some cows died when feed a diet of only GMO grains. Also, these plants are now able to be patented -- and are made so that they don't reproduce seeds, meaning that the farmers must buy them from the producers of the plants every year. This might be "good for the goose, but not for the gander..."
My opinion.:7
Also Genny's are good since their soy is non GMO -- that's important because GMO foods haven't been tested accurately enough to ensure that they are safe for human comsumption. For those who don't know GMO stands for genetically modified organism. Many foods now -- tomatoes, potatoes, corn, soy, -- are being genetically modified by inserting insect or fish genes into the plant and also to insert insectides into the plant. The thought is that it helps the plant get rid of insects and such that prey on the plant. However, the monarch butterfly population in areas where these are planted, have dramatically decreased, and in a test in the UK -- unpublicized here -- some cows died when feed a diet of only GMO grains. Also, these plants are now able to be patented -- and are made so that they don't reproduce seeds, meaning that the farmers must buy them from the producers of the plants every year. This might be "good for the goose, but not for the gander..."
My opinion.:7
nancy324
Cathlete
Yuck to soy chips??? Really Lois??? Even my hotdog-eating husband likes the barbecue and ranch-flavored soy chips. What do you find distasteful? I try not to eat them except for special occasions, because I consider them to be essentially empty calories. If I thought they were good for me, I would be scarfing them down by the bag.
JAFitMama
Cathlete
YUM we all like the 'salt and vinegar' variety by Genisoy in our family. It is on our weekly grocery list.
Has an one tried the new lo carb pretzels by Synders? They are a decent snack packed with fiber.
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Judy
AKA "Likes2bfit"
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Has an one tried the new lo carb pretzels by Synders? They are a decent snack packed with fiber.
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Judy
AKA "Likes2bfit"
Karen Kay, I love the environment as much as the next guy. But, I have to tell you that fish and insect genes are NOT used in plants. This is a huge rumor. The greenpeacers would like you to believe they do, but they do not. I have proof if you need it. One way of looking at GMO is trying to solve world hunger. We couldn't feed the world without GMO's. I don't want to be contreversial, but it maddening when people believe this BS.
Peace,
Lori
Peace,
Lori
wendymin72
Cathlete
I just finished eating the onion and garlic variety. Never had them before and I must say that they are quite tastey!:9
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EDD: 05/19/05