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Sonic Drive In...ice Cream?


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jamiecasabellameeks Apprentice

OKAY...seasoned Celiac professionals...I am REALLY craving some ice cream right now!  I am wondering if the Butterfinger Blast from Sonic is "safe"!  Any bad experiences with ice cream there???


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psawyer Proficient

No personal experience with Sonic, but ice cream does not contain hidden gluten. Ice creams that have gluten will be easy to spot from their names, such a cookie dough.

jamiecasabellameeks Apprentice

Thanks!  I guess I just worried about Cross Contamination...I'm new to the diagnosis...and well, everything scares me!! We shall see how it goes! 

shadowicewolf Proficient

Does sonic have good cleaning practices and whatnot? I have no idea. I do know, however, people on here rave about the chocolate frosties at wendy's...

Lisa Mentor

Bryers will CLEARLY list all forms of gluten on their ingredient listing.  Most are gluten free, with the exception of cookies and cream, pretzels and other obvious ingredients.

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