Stash Tea wild blackcurrant herbal tea

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We are never failed to be amazed at where soy can show up. Herbal Tea would certainly be the last place that you’d ever expect to find soy. The really weirdest part is that soy is not listed in the ingredients for the Stash Tea wild blackcurrant herbal tea, but after the ingredients it says “Contains soy”. How? Where? For what? But it’s there. Which, like the stunning surprise that Country Time “lemonade” drink mix has soy but no lemons, shows you that you have to read EVERY label, because you just can’t keep up with the food industry’s creative use of soy.

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  1. Weston A Price Foundation recommends some brand’s of organic teas with no added sweeteners and flavorings – check the label if it is flavored in any way…. Yogis, Burgie’s Berry Farm organic teas, Celestial Organics herb teas, Four Elements Herb organic teas to name a few

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We're trying to track allergen information for every restaurant that we eat at.
With our kids' soy allergy, each time we eat at a restaurant, it can take up to 30 minutes to figure out what he can eat.
Especially since most restaurants don't accurately represent their usage of soy.

We're tracking what soy free (including soybean oil free) foods our kids can eat at all restaurants we go to.
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