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Mallow Magic Popcorn By Jolly Time....


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Does anyone know? It's not listed on the web site.


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Lauren M Explorer

Got this response from them about a month ago, so I would say "Yes":

"JOLLY TIME Pop Corn does not contain the gluten that comes from wheat, rye,

oats and barley. Our flavor providers have also assured us that our

flavorings are gluten free.

Unfortunately, I must tell you there are small amounts of casein in all

JOLLY TIME microwave products. The butter flavoring is derived from dairy

products. Although in many cases it is as little as 1/4 of 1%, but as you

know, there still may be an effect to someone with allergies.

If casein is a problem for you, I might suggest that you try our kernel

corn. All kernel corn (unpopped and ready for stove top, microwave or air

popper use) is gluten and casein free."

I've been wanting to try the mallow popcorn as well, let me know how it is!

- Lauren

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I've been wanting to try the mallow popcorn as well, let me know how it is!

- Lauren

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It tasted great because it's covered in sugar. It's not good for you or any living creature, so I won't recommend it. :ph34r:

Lauren M Explorer

Hahah, thanks for the laugh Jnkmnky - if it's covered in sugar and bad for me, I'm GUARANTEED to love it!

- Lauren

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October 10, 2005

Thank you for your email. All JOLLY TIME Microwave Pop Corn products

(including Mallow Magic) are gluten free from wheat, rye, oats and barley,

however, all of our products do contain corn gluten (modified corn starch).

Our microwave flavor providers have also assured us that our flavorings are

gluten free.

The "D" on the front of our carton is the universal sign for dairy. All

JOLLY TIME Microwave Pop Corn flavors do contain some flavoring ingredients

that are derived from a dairy source, typically butter and cheese. The

dairy ingredients comprise a very small percentage of the finished product,

usually less than 1/4 of 1%. I would also like to point out that all of our

microwave products are manufactured on the same equipment so there may be

traces of "casein" remaining.

Thanks for thinking of JOLLY TIME!

Keep poppin'

Judy at JOLLY TIME

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