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Utz Potato Chips


JaneWhoLovesRain

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I just did a search on this and found lots of topics so I guess I'm bringing up an old subject.  But most of what I read was a year or older so maybe there is some new info.

 

Something is making me not feel well and it is either the Utz sweet potato chips or smarties I am eating.  I thought the chips were okay because the bag says gluten free as well as their web site.  But some of the posters here state they have had a problem.  Yet others say they have no problem at all.  Because most of the posts pertaining to this are so old I'm wondering if there is any "late, breaking news" on this topic.  Sounds like at one point Utz admitted there could be cross contamination but at other times said no chance.

 

I want to eat the chips but now I'm afraid.

 

Any thoughts on Utz?


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kareng Grand Master

I think, but you could check, that Utz doesn't make anything in the chip factory with gluten. I was just going to respond on your Smarties thread. You are eating various brands of a candy type, maybe one of those brands isn't as gluten-free as the others? I haven't checked the gluten-free candy list, but remembered the name brand are gluten-free? Not sure, would have to check that.

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