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Apple cider


TracyButler

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With fall coming up, and it being my first gluten free fall, I am wondering if apple cider is gluten free?


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1 hour ago, TracyButler said:

With fall coming up, and it being my first gluten free fall, I am wondering if apple cider is gluten free?

Cider should be gluten free. Never hurts to check if it's an unfamiliar brand, but unless it's been flavoured with something with gluten or its one of those faux ciders which are really ales eg: Open Original Shared Link you should be ok :)

kareng Grand Master

If you are asking about non- alcoholic cider, which I think you are - they should all be gluten-free.  I wouldn't worry about them, but you can read the ingredients.  

Gemini Experienced

Now if only the apple cider donuts were gluten free, life would be perfect!  :P

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