Post by Tammy on Jan 6, 2006 23:23:19 GMT -5
Kristen,
I was told in the beginning that potatoes would depend on how old the potato was. As the potato is stored, the older it gets, the worse it is. A new, fresh potato is fine.
I have never seen this in Regina. She has no problem with any potatoes. But I would say that it's certainly a possibility.
And without saying, I'm assuming you checked, and rechecked the hot dogs, too. I only mention this because one time we had a problem. I searched high and low before I finally found that they changed the recipe in the same brand of hot dogs I always bought. (Probably made at a different plant).
And it's also possible that something was mis-labeled. A product change in the same day, with the labels not changing at the exact same time.
So I'd maybe wait a bit and try a bite of a different kind of potato. But if it seems to be a pattern, I think I'd avoid them. A lot of maybes. Maybe the carbs? Maybe a co-incidence? But again, certainly a possibility.
I was told in the beginning that potatoes would depend on how old the potato was. As the potato is stored, the older it gets, the worse it is. A new, fresh potato is fine.
I have never seen this in Regina. She has no problem with any potatoes. But I would say that it's certainly a possibility.
And without saying, I'm assuming you checked, and rechecked the hot dogs, too. I only mention this because one time we had a problem. I searched high and low before I finally found that they changed the recipe in the same brand of hot dogs I always bought. (Probably made at a different plant).
And it's also possible that something was mis-labeled. A product change in the same day, with the labels not changing at the exact same time.
So I'd maybe wait a bit and try a bite of a different kind of potato. But if it seems to be a pattern, I think I'd avoid them. A lot of maybes. Maybe the carbs? Maybe a co-incidence? But again, certainly a possibility.
