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Those Mints At Subway

Guest Ma Whit

By Guest Ma Whit
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Guest Ma Whit
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Does anyone know if the mints at Subway are gluten-free? I'd love to let my littles ones have them, if possible.

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I don't eat anything from Subway, as I have no way of verifying the ingredients, and there are always bread crumbs all over everywhere.

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I know they do have a "gluten-free" list, consisting mostly of salad and such, but maybe the mints are on there? I don't remember where the list is, so I can't check for you. The best way to get an answer is to call the company, of course, as they might not be on their supposed gluten-free list.

Even if they aren't--there are more important food items ;) and Altoids...regular ones (not all altoid gums) are gluten-free.

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Guest Ma Whit
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To clarify, I'm talking about the individually wrapped mints at the cash register. We never plan to eat gluten-free at Subway, but will often bring our won food or pick up something at McD's for the gluten-free family members and bring it all to Subway where the non gluten-free folks get their food. I just thought it would be nice for ALL the kids to be able to grab a mint at the end of the line.... No biggie, just curious. :)

Oh, and it isn't on thier food list.

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