INGREDIENTS:
Apple Dippers: Apples, calcium ascorbate (a blend of calcium and vitamin C added to maintain natural color). or Apples, ascorbic acid (vitamin C added to maintain natural color), calcium chloride. Low Fat Caramel Dip: Corn syrup, sweetened condensed whole milk, high fructose corn syrup, water, butter, sugar, salt, disodium phosphate, artificial flavors (ethyl vanillin, vanillin), caramel color, pectin, potassium sorbate as a preservative.
Allergens: Milk
Food Sensitivities: Does not contain gluten or MSG.
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COMPANY INFORMATION:McDonald's Corporation
Oak Brook, Illinois 60523
United States of America
Phone: 1-630-623-FOOD
SOURCE: Company Web Site
UPDATED ON: 8/15/2005
NOTE: Information may be out-dated
Dietary Food Exchanges:
1.5 Carbohydrate | |
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