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Has anyone tried Hudsonville Mackinac Island Fudge Ice Cream?

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Has anyone had any issues with gluten-free Hudsonville ice cream? I bought some this weekend and it was great. However, I experienced bloating, cramping and belching. I do not know if it was the white rice I ate earlier or the ice cream. Just wondering if anyone else had issues with the ice cream. It has a lot of ingredients which makes me a little nervous (not crazy about xanthan gum which included. I hope it was not the ice cream - it was awesome!

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I was wondering the same thing because I wanted the blue moon ice cream and this is what they sent me......

We have many gluten free flavors!  There is a gluten-free icon on the sides of our containers for all gluten free flavors. You can also visit our website to find out which flavors are gluten free.  Open Original Shared Link

 

We do process gluten on the same equipment as our gluten free flavors but the lines are thoroughly cleaned afterwards and we test the equipment to verify all the gluten has been removed.  

 looks like they process gluten in the same equipment I don’t think I’ll be purchasing this ice cream. Wish I knew of an ice cream that was good and didn’t do this. 

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@Jherm21— I would trust this company.  They at least are taking precautions.  Try sticking with vanilla which is the #1 flavor in the US and they probably make huge batches of it.  The OP might have temporary lactose intolerance or celiac-related GI issues since he recently stated that he still has some villi damage on his last endoscopy.  

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Thank you. 

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2 hours ago, vvicin02 said:

Thank you. 

You are welcome.   I hope you are continuing to see improvement.  

Jherm21 Community Regular
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Thanks cyclinglady! I feel better now I know you know your stuff :)  I just really want to try the blue moon one.  I love vanilla but the blue kind reminds me of when I was a kid. It does have a gluten-free symbol on it. I have yet to try the breyers gluten free vanilla one. Is there a breyers lactose free version that’s celiac safe? Maybe for OP and myself.  Sometimes I get constipated if I have too many milk products days at a time. 

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