Annie's Organic Fruit Tape, Swirly Strawberry and Bendy Berry, Gluten Free, Variety Pack, 12 Rolls, 9 oz (Pack of 6)
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Annie's Organic Fruit Tape, Swirly Strawberry and Bendy Berry, Gluten Free, Variety Pack, 12 Rolls, 9 oz (Pack of 6)
- The information below is per-pack only
- FRUIT FLAVORED TAPE SNACKS: Certified organic fruit flavored tape rolls are equal parts fun and delicious; A fun kids food that brings the smiles
- REAL INGREDIENTS: No artificial flavors, synthetic colors, or high fructose corn syrup for a tasty organic snack
- REAL FRUIT JUICE: These fruit flavored snacks are made with organic pear juice concentrate and strawberry puree; See nutrition panel for a complete list of ingredients; They are not intended to replace fruit or vegetables in the diet
- GLUTEN FREE KIDS SNACK: Annie's organic fruit flavored tape makes a delicious gelatin free and gluten free snack; Serve them as school snacks or gummy anytime treats
- CONTAINS: One 9 oz Variety Pack of Annie's Organic Fruit Flavored Tape; Swirly Strawberry and Bendy Berry flavored with other natural flavors; 12 rolls
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