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If anyone living near a Wegman's store in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maryland, Virginia, or North Carolina, you should know that they have a good variety of their store brand products that are Whole30 compliant. And they even have jars, not cans, of tomato paste in their Italian Classics Organic brand that is just tomato pulp, no citric acid. I know the citric acid is okay, but I have a problem with it so I have to look. Goya brand also doesn't have citric acid, but that comes in a can as well. Also, the Wegmans jar has an extra ounce in it. Bonus! I like the jars becau

That looks similar to the recipe I make.

I thought the bean sprouts fell under the Legumes heading since bean sprouts are sprouted Mung beans. Am I wrong? Do not eat most forms of legumes. This includes beans (black, red, pinto, navy, garbanzo/chickpeas, white, kidney, lima, fava, cannellini, lentils, adzuki, mung, cranberry, and black-eyes peas); peanuts (including peanut butter or peanut oil); and all forms of soy (soy sauce, miso, tofu, tempeh, edamame, soy protein, soy milk, or soy lecithin).

Because I hadn't been on the website for a while I was looking over the rules of Don'ts again and I noticed Cranberries under the heading of Legumes. Do not eat most forms of legumes. This includes beans (black, red, pinto, navy, garbanzo/chickpeas, white, kidney, lima, fava, cannellini, lentils, adzuki, mung, cranberry, and black-eyes peas); peanuts (including peanut butter or peanut oil); and all forms of soy (soy sauce, miso, tofu, tempeh, edamame, soy protein, soy milk, or soy lecithin). Last I knew cranberries were just that, a berry, not a legume. Unless there is a type of leg