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    Alice's Sweet Tooth French Meringue Kisses - A Product Review

    Reviewed and edited by a celiac disease expert.

    Alice's Sweet Tooth creates an amazing assortment of naturally gluten-free kiss-sized meringues, including blueberry, raspberry, mango, chocolate chip, vanilla bean and cocoa.

    Alice's Sweet Tooth French Meringue Kisses - A Product Review - Alice's Sweet Tooth blueberry, mango and raspberry flavors.
    Caption: Alice's Sweet Tooth blueberry, mango and raspberry flavors.

    Celiac.com 11/16/2018 - Who doesn't love a perfectly made French meringue? And perfect is the only way to describe Alice's Sweet Tooth French Meringue Kisses! 

    Alice's Sweet Tooth creates an amazing assortment of naturally gluten-free kiss-sized meringues, including blueberry, raspberry, mango, chocolate chip, vanilla bean and cocoa. Each variety exactly captures its essence, the blueberry flavor explodes with the taste of fresh blueberries, the mango flavor tastes like fresh mangoes...and the raspberry flavor tastes like real raspberries, right down to the slight tartness that all raspberries have.

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