Know a cookie monster with food allergies? They can safely gobble these goodies.
As for the package that produces a laugh, each bag features an illustration of Yogi Bear in various yoga poses. One 4.5-ounce pouch is $7.99; three pouches, $20 to $23
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Know a cookie monster with food allergies? They can safely gobble these goodies.
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