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Gluten Free Crisps And Sweets Etc


TashaLouise

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TashaLouise Apprentice

Hi Everyone,

 

I just really want to create this topic in the hope of slowly building up and creating a list of foods that are gluten free.

 

So far I have got Pom Bears. As far as I am aware all the flavours are gluten free.

 

If you could put the name of the country that you are in or that you know they sell them that will help tremendously.

 

:) 


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LauraTX Rising Star

What country are you in?  If you would like to go into your profile, edit profile, and put that in your signature, it will help people tailor their responses.  :)

nvsmom Community Regular

This could be a really big list.  :)  Most candies are gluten-free around here (Canada).  gluten-free cookies or crackers are generally labelled that because it is so unusual to not use wheat in crackers and cookies.  I have about 5 of 6 brands of crackers I can buy, and cookies I usually make, but I'll buy some gluten-free brand like Glutino.

 

In Canada, the label must state if a food can contain any of the major allergens, gluten and wheat are included in that.  Usually just reading he label is enough to be safe.

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