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Old 01-30-2017, 07:01 PM
 
Location: Texas and Arkansas
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Originally Posted by Aery11 View Post
That said, my kids grew up on Chef Boyardee - particularly the boys .. they loved the stuff ..
Yes so did I. To be the world leader in kids food you have to "pump" nutrition and taste into the product. Which in my mind makes it a good can to store. But you are correct on the BPA stuff. Thankfully I am also past my "reproductive years" per say. I still to this day love the regular sized ravioli, and their Mac and Cheese. I can stand the spaghetti and meatballs, and the chili mac crap. But the first two I'll love forever.

I still want to avoid BPA but that is still in all canned goods as far as I know.
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