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Do You Love Candy?


JessicaB

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Could everyone name a few "known" candies that are gluten-free. Im new and i love sweets, i thought maybe there were a few candies and chocolate that may be gluten-free?? Thanks. :)


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ILOVEOMC Enthusiast

Hershey kisses and plain chocolate bars are Gluten Free.

carriecraig Enthusiast

Reeses Peanut Butter Cups

Snickers

jerseyangel Proficient

Dove milk and dark chocolate bars are gluten-free.

2Boys4Me Enthusiast

I don't think Canadian Snickers are gluten-free. If you're in Canada, double check the label.

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Could everyone name a few "known" candies that are gluten-free. Im new and i love sweets, i thought maybe there were a few candies and chocolate that may be gluten-free?? Thanks. :)

York Peppermint patties.

mytummyhurts Contributor

Baby Ruth, M&Ms


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lovegrov Collaborator

In the U.S. Hershey, Nestle and Russell Stover will list gluten.

richard

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Newman's Own Organics Chocolate Bars and Cups. All varieties.

Idahogirl Apprentice

Almond Joy & Butterfinger! Yum!

Lisa

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Skittles, Mike & Ike, all Tootsie Roll products. Try a search with "halloween." Seems tl me there is a good list on this board somewhere.

Kailynsmom Apprentice

WHile we're on the topic of junk foods, anybody know if chips like CHeetos are gluten-free?

Becky6 Enthusiast

Hot tamales!!! Dum dum suckers, nut goodies and Jelly bellys! (but not the buttered popcorn flavor)

Candy Contributor

I sure like candy,and most of the extra sweet kind is made with corn syrup,like salt water taffys,lemon

heads,gum drops and orange slices.And for ValentinesDay-cinnamon hearts.

bubble Gum too! Licorice has always been a favorite of mine but THAT is made with wheat so it irritates my gut. I ought to try to get the recipe and make it with a gluten free flour-soI can keep on eatin' it!

I made butter-cream caramels for christmas-it made a ton .I had lots to give away plus plenty to eat.

I found the recipe on the internet.It calls for 2C.heavy cream,2 sticks butter,1C.cornsyrup,

1C.brown Sugar2C.white Sugar. Boil til candy thermometer reaches,250 degrees and remove from heat

stir in vanilla I forgot how much,1 teaspoon -I'll find out-then pour into a grease 9"x13" dish.

Let it cool,then cut and wrap in waxed paper.Boiling it takes 41 mins-1 ,1/2 hrs,so be patient!

Yummy! Yummy! Yummy! Caramels and Candy reign forever,dude!

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