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Lays Gluten Free Products


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Thomas Apprentice

I'm not sure if this is old news on this website, but I just discovered a list on Lays website that lists all their gluten free products.

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Hi Smith, If you do have a reaction, it would be from the cross contamination. They produce the gluten-free chips on the same lines with the non-gluten-free ones. Some people are very sensitive to it, but others do fine. We personally do eat some the Lay's gluten-free (and dairy free) products, but others here don't. I'm glad you are enjoying your Cheetos!

God bless,

Mariann

Thomas Apprentice

I was told that they produce all the gluten-free food first on the machines, and later in the day do all the products with gluten. Then at the end of everyday all the machines are washed. i hope it's right

jen-schall Rookie

the only thing I'm confused about is that they also have an MSG-free listing, and some of the gluten-free products aren't on that list. doesn't MSG always have gluten??

gf4life Enthusiast

MSG does not contain gluten. But it does cause a reaction in people who are sensitive to MSG. I try to avoid it as much as possible, since it always makes me feel weird. But it doesn't give me a gluten reaction.

God bless,

Mariann

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