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Gluten Free Packaging

w8in4dave

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w8in4dave Community Regular
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My daughter and I were shopping today , looking thru the cereals and darn it!! Some of those packages are gluten free, it says waaayyyyy at the bottom in lil tiny letters .. I wish they would make it a lil easier. I guess as you go thru the years you know what to buy and what to stay away from. Us newbies , well we need a bigger sign sometimes!! 

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you  can ask on this  site  &  one of us  will  tell you  ..so if  you have  something  your not  sure of  just  ask or  even something  you feel  you are craving  just  ask  we can lead  to the gluten-free  version!!!!

w8in4dave Community Regular
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Thank you :) Yea I realize on here you all can answer just about any question :) And I truly appreciate that :) I was really just complaining lol I cannot ask while I am in the store (No signal) but I know if I write it down and the post in here I will get an answer. You all are so smart! 

 

It is just like Frito's (I LOVE) on the back towards the bottom it says "Gluten free" I wonder why they don't show it on the front a lil bigger. I was eating these just off the ingredient list , wondering if they were "Truly" gluten free. Then one day I seen the lil "Gluten free" at the bottom in the back. Is it because some people would be turned off at Gluten free? So they don't post it bigger? Just rambling thoughts in my head is all.  When we were at the store we were looking at cereal. And low and behold on the back at the bottom was the lil 'Gluten free' So I guess I have already learned to search for it in the back at the bottom in tiny letter lol .. Better than not seeing it at all ...

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My daughter and I were shopping today , looking thru the cereals and darn it!! Some of those packages are gluten free, it says waaayyyyy at the bottom in lil tiny letters .. I wish they would make it a lil easier. I guess as you go thru the years you know what to buy and what to stay away from. Us newbies , well we need a bigger sign sometimes!! 

 

 

I have to make sure I have my extra strength (200s) reading glasses at the grocery.  Even then, some print is really small. 

w8in4dave Community Regular
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I have to make sure I have my extra strength (200s) reading glasses at the grocery.  Even then, some print is really small. 

True!! I carry mine with me at all times!!  It came in handy ! Thats for sure!! My daughter and I looking and looking Me: Ohh there it is ! See it ?Riiiiiiggghhhtttt there lol .... 

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