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gilligan Enthusiast
gilligan
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Hello!  It's that time of year when the pumpkin spice drinks come out!  I've looked on line and found nothing but conflicting reports about whether they are gluten free or not.  I know I can make my own, and I have, but it would be nice to be able to order one now and then.  My usual drink is a decaf soy latte iced, and while researching today, I read many reports about the soy milk containing gluten.  I've never had a problem with it, so I'm assuming it's ok.  There's so much misinformation out there that it's hard to weed through it sometimes.  Anyone drink pumpkin spice lattes or should I avoid this at all costs?

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kareng Grand Master
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I saw an article that Starbucks has changed the ingredient from last year.  So last year's info won't apply.  Starbucks usually says to read the containers at the stores.

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They do let you see the container if you ask them. They don't list any wheat ingredients on the soymilk container. I haven't checked it recently, but I've also never had a bad experience. You're gonna want to check the syrup though.

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Jenny0409 Rookie
Jenny0409
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This kind of pertains to the thread:

 

What do you all normally order at Starbucks? Are any of the drinks completely gluten free? I've been ordering tea but mama needs some coffee! :rolleyes:

 

Still new to all of this....

gilligan Enthusiast
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My usual order is a decaf soy latte either hot or iced.  I've loved them forever!

gilligan Enthusiast
gilligan
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On that same forum, someone is now posting that Starbucks whip cream contains gluten.  Starbucks doesn't list their allergen ingredients on line, but I doubt that it does.  Does anyone know anything about this?  I'm dropping out of that forum; too much misinformation.

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bartfull
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Which forum is that, Gilligan? If you'd rather not post it here could you PM me?

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