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• finnybooboo member

  September 2014

  I have no idea, but I would think they're ok? I thought the whole thing with honey was the botulism concern - could you get botulism from crackers? I would think it would only be from eating straight real honey from the jar/bottle. I could be wayyyy wrong though.
  

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• PixiesDust member

  September 2014

  It's fine.  Only raw honey is a concern

  
  
  
  

  
  

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• Chrisanna0508 member

  September 2014

  Thanks @PixiesDust‌. I am always paranoid when DH gets things for DS. He was trying to give him sweet tea the other day. Smh...

  
  

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• Chrisanna0508 member

  September 2014

  @crunchymama11‌ Don't judge me on my double standards Good point however

  
  

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• PinkDahLia44 member

  September 2014

  crunchymama11 said:

  
  

  Chrisanna0508 said:

  
  

  Thanks @PixiesDust‌. I am always paranoid when DH gets things for DS. He was trying to give him sweet tea the other day. Smh...

  
  

  sweet tea is a no-no but cookies are ok?
  
  
  Tea has caffeine.

  
  
  
  

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• DisneyMamaToBeTTC member

  September 2014

  PinkDahLia44 said:

  crunchymama11 said:

  
  

  Chrisanna0508 said:

  
  

  Thanks @PixiesDust‌. I am always paranoid when DH gets things for DS. He was trying to give him sweet tea the other day. Smh...

  
  

  sweet tea is a no-no but cookies are ok?
  

  Tea has caffeine.
  
  This. I'm assuming the Annie's are like graham crackers which I don't consider to be a real cookie. Certainly something to eat in moderation but not a cookie. Sweet tea is caffeinated and had waay more sugar.

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• sleepy33 member

  September 2014

  Yeah, I wouldn't call Annie's graham crackers cookies.
  

  
  
  

  

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• ncase2 member

  September 2014

  sleepy33 said:

  Yeah, I wouldn't call Annie's graham crackers cookies.
  

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• sooner1981 member

  September 2014

  ncase2 said:

  
  

  sleepy33 said:

  
  

  Yeah, I wouldn't call Annie's graham crackers cookies.
  

  
  

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  I am certainly no anti-carber and I love some Annie's honey bunnys...but they have approximately the same amount of sugar by weight that keeblers chocolate chip deluxe cookies have. They are cookies--just good ones that don't have a lot of extra "stuff" in them. Just flour and sugar
  

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• Jenball717 member

  September 2014

  I had a cookie for breakfast.

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• Jenball717 member

  September 2014

  A REAL one, not a bunny shaped one. It had chocolate and toffee.

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• sooner1981 member

  September 2014

  I had a bag of m &ms at 4:00 as a treat for almost getting through another day of work. It's the small things, folks.

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• Chrisanna0508 member

  September 2014

  Damnit now I want some cookies...or perhaps the pistachio gelato sitting in my freezer

  
  

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• Herefishy87 member

  September 2014

  NRyan55 said:

  
  

  sooner1981 said:

  
  

  I had a bag of m &ms at 4:00 as a treat for almost getting through another day of work. It's the small things, folks.

  
  

  I bought some candy corn but had to throw away after snarfing down 2 handfuls in .36 seconds. I have a candy corn problem.
  
  Ugh me too! I bought a big mixed bag with the pumpkins in them the other day, bad idea. Ate like 1/2 a bag, wanted to throw up and then forced my husband to take the rest to work since I have no will power. I do this every.single.year.
  

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• sleepy33 member

  September 2014

  I got SOONERED. Womp womp.
  

  
  
  

  

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• sooner1981 member

  September 2014

  sleepy33 said:

  I got SOONERED. Womp womp.
  

  But only in the most low-key, loving way.
  
  
  

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• sleepy33 member

  September 2014

  @sooner1981, girl you know I luh ya
  

  
  
  

  

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• jennlin member

  September 2014

  PixiesDust said:

  It's fine.  Only raw honey is a concern

  Actually, pasturized honey can contain botulism spores, too. Pasteurization is not a high enough temp to kill the spores, and pasteurization actually kills some health benefits of honey. #teamrawhoney
  
  I'm sure you'll be fine bc botulism is very rare, it's just not something you want to regularly give your infants. It really only affects very young babies, I think it's under 6 months, but to be safe, one year is the reccomendation.
  

  
  
  

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• sleepy33 member

  September 2014

  comeongetdown said:

  Wow, another fffc for me! I give my kid graham crackers on the regular and today I gave her some of my iced green tea. :-??

  
  

  
  
  

  

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