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Can anyone tell me what brand/s of nuts (Almonds mainly, but any will do) are 100% gluten free? Thanks!!

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Can anyone tell me what brand/s of nuts (Almonds mainly, but any will do) are 100% gluten free? Thanks!!

You ask a very good question.

The ones that are shelled *may* have allergen

info on the package;all the Walmart ones do

for example (and all show wheat in them).

I use Planter's since they are owned by

Kraft and they are the only ones

around here that don't show wheat

contamination.

Still,you wonder;have talked to Kraft

twice and they say they are OK,look on the can,etc.

Probably the best thing is to shell them yourself...

easy for peanuts,maybe not for almonds.

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dilettantesteph Collaborator

I am very sensitive. I buy them in the shell and don't eat the broken ones. Nutsonline.com has gluten free nuts.

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Britt26 Rookie

Thanks for telling me about Nutsonline! I just went to their website and everything looks great. I can't decide what to get, everything looks so delicious!!

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