As a flight attendant for Delta Air Lines for over 20 years, I have indulged in eating Biscoff cookies in as many ways as possible. In my coffee. In my milk. Crumbled on top of ice cream sundaes. And let's NOT forget the treat we share with our favorite passengers... Biscoff peppered with small amounts of lime juice. Ohh, you've got to try that one!
I knew my kids were likely to be as thrilled as me! As frequent fliers themselves, Biscoff cookies are one of the airline treats they know they can safely eat when traveling.
Lotus Creamy Biscoff Spread, Product of Belgium, distributed by Lotus Bakeries North America, 50 Francisco Street, San Francisco, CA.
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| Biscoff Spread Review from Smart Allergy~Friendly Education |
Ingredients include: BISCOFF 57% {WHEAT FLOUR, SUGAR, VEGETABLE OILS (CONTAINS ONE OF MORE OF SOY BEAN OIL, SUN FLOWER OIL, CANOLA OIL, PALM OIL), SOY FLOUR, BROWN SUGAR, LEAVENING (SODIUM BICARBONATE), SALT, CINNAMON}, CANOLA OIL, SUGAR, EMULSIFIER (SOY LECITHIN), CITRIC ACID.
ALLERGY WARNING: CONTAINS: WHEAT, SOY
For more information, contact: Biscoff Spread or 1-800-422-2924
They also have available a 'Lotus Crunchy Biscoff Spread'. These products are made with all natural ingredients, contain 0 grams of trans fats and are VEGAN.
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As a Nutella fan BK (before kids), I think this great tasting, nut-free option will be a spread you will be pleased to add to your other allergy~friendly choices. This delicious European alternative to peanut butter is worth the hunt!
And 'YES', my kids were happy with this new product discovery! I hope you are too.
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