Bare Fruit Organic Bare Apple Chips – Case Of 12 – 3 Oz.
free from these allergens
Ingredients
Organic Apples
Bare fruit organic fruit chips granny smith apple are a delicious and wholistic snack. Made with only one ingredient: organic apples. Baked for a satisfying crunch. Our fruit chips are gluten free, certified kosher and organic, non-GMO and are a good source of fiber. Take the conveniently sized bag with you for on-the-go snacking or an easy packed lunch addition. Includes 3 oz. bag. See nutrition facts panel for warning. Bare fruit takes the gunk out of junk and makes snacks gone simple. Eat your fruit bare the way nature intended.country of origin : united statesis dairy free : yesis gluten free : yesis gmo free : yesis kosher : yesis wheat free : yesis yeast free : yesorganic : 100% organicsize : 3 ozpack of : 12selling unit : caseingredients : organic appleskeywords : fat-free;fiber;gluten-free;kosher;non-GMO;snack
| Weight | 3.25 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14.2 × 12.9 × 9.6 in |
| Dairy Free | Dairy, Free |
| Gluten Free | Free, Gluten |
| Health Diets | 
Triglycerides Health
, Blood Pressure Health

, Celiac (No Gluten), Diabetes

, Heart Health
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| GMO Free | Free, GMO |
| Lifestyle Diets | Gluten Free, Halal, Kosher, Vegan |
| Kosher | Kosher |
| Allergens And Concerns | Dairy – None, Eggs – None, Fish – None, Nuts – None, Shellfish – None, Soy – None, Tree Nuts – None, Wheat – None |
| Organic | 100%, Organic |
| UPC | 13971010022 |
| Wheat Free | Free, Wheat |
| Yeast Free | Free, Yeast |
| Brand | Bare, Fruit |
| Free-From | Dairy-Free, Egg-Free, Fish-Free, Peanut-Free, Shellfish-Free, Soy-Free, Tree Nut-Free, Wheat-Free |
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