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  I became a Wildtree representative a year ago because I LOVED that the company was providing products that were free of artificial junk - preservatives, colorings, GMO's, high fructose corn syrup......all the things that I was trying to avoid. I just found out that by this time next year, Wildtree will also be boasting a ORGANIC title! On August 15th, Wildtree is adding a few new gluten free products. I've only tried the muffin mix. I added a cup of blueberries and it was FABULOUS! I've tried other gluten free mixes and they all seem to have a funny taste....not always bad, but different. The muffin mix didn't taste "funny". The true test? My picky daycare kids...and the muffins passed the test.

Here's what I read in my Wildtree news: "Wildtree's GF (gluten free) is not just ANY GF...and here's why: You can walk into just about any market these days and get GF products, but are these products GOOD FOR YOU? Many have preservatives, and so while you may be within the boundaries of what you can eat, you may be putting fillers into your body...and that's simply not healthy! Wildtree's is different in that all of our GF line contains ancient grains--like millet, teff, sorghum, amaranth and quinoa. These ancient grains are WHOLE grains and provide protein, B Vitamins, Iron, Fiber and Folate."
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