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is sugar free pudding safe or not?


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ravenwoodglass Mentor
is sugar free pudding safe or not?

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Call the company to find out for sure, many brands won't be.

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If it is a brand that will not hide anything then you just need to check the label for wheat,rye,barley,oats and if it does not have those then it will be safe. The Jell-O which is a Kraft brand I believe will not hide anything even under questionable ingredients so you just have to check for one of those 4 things or it will be safe. There is a bunch of mainstream brands that will not hide anything. If you do not have those brands and want them let me know.

swittenauer Enthusiast

My husband eats the Kraft pudding cups & has no problem with them. We don't eat anything unless we verify with the company that it is gluten free. It's better to just not take a chance.

tarnalberry Community Regular

You definitely can't make any generalizations about types of foods. You need to read the labels, and call companies on any questionable ingredients.

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