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June 18, 2021
By Celiac.com Sponsor: Review • June 18, 2021

absolutely! Gluten Free Grain Free Coconut Chews, Macaroons, Crackers & Flatbreads

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The Blueberry Coconut Chews are made with a ball of coconut mixed with real blueberries, which are both dipped and drizzled over the top with chocolate,
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Celiac.com 06/18/2021 - I've had my eye on absolutely! Gluten Free for a while, as they make a range of truly outstanding and unique gluten-free products that include:

Grain-Free Key Lime Coconut Chews

Grain-Free Key Blueberry Coconut Chews

Chocolate Macaroons

Grain-Free Flatbreads

Grain-Free Crackers

I love coconut, so their Key Lime and Blueberry Coconut Chews really caught my eye. The Key Lime is made with a ball of key lime-flavored coconut that has been dipped in chocolate, and it perfectly balances three wonderful flavors in one bite: key lime, coconut, and chocolate, and I can't think of a better combination! The chews are moist and chewy, and each one contains 11% of your daily value of fiber.

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The Blueberry Coconut Chews are made with a ball of coconut mixed with real blueberries, which are both dipped and drizzled over the top with chocolate, and this makes for an outstanding combination of flavors. Both varieties can be eaten as a snack or as a healthy dessert, and another thing that I loved about both types is that they are individually wrapped, so you can take them with you anywhere you go.

Their gluten-free Chocolate Macaroons are also outstanding, and they are not too sweet, yet have a rich coconut and chocolate flavor.

Last but not least, their gluten-free Crackers and Flatbreads are both amazing, and its hard to tell that they are gluten-free.

absolutely! Gluten Free offers some of the most unique, and outstanding gluten-free products on the market, and I can't wait to see what they come up with next!

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