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Homefree: Let's Share Photos!

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Founded by a mom, baker, and clinical psychologist, Homefree has always believed that everyone deserves delicious treats they can trust.
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Celiac.com 01/21/2026 - We created Homefree "treats you can trust" to make it easy for everyone to deliciously and safely enjoy snacks and desserts together. When you serve Homefree cookies to your guests, or as a snack at an activity or party, or at work, you know everyone will love the taste and wholesomeness, and you'll also delight those who need vegan, kosher, gluten free and/or free from the top allergens.

By including everyone, it's easy to create wonderful, shared moments! We've been inspired by the stories and photos many of you have sent us over time. So, we're now inviting you to share these with the wider Homefree community to bring smiles to one another. Send us your favorite photos or brief videos of you, your family, or friends enjoying Homefree cookies. Feel free to include descriptions as well. Have other ways of showing your story? We'll also welcome drawings and poems! We'll feature some on our social channels to share with everyone. And a couple might even be featured on our website! Everyone who sends "moments" will also be entered in our "moments" drawing to win cookies, and if your photo gets featured on our website, we'll thank you with a special cookie surprise.

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