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Does Anyone Know If Kraft Parmesan Cheese Is gluten-free?

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The one that comes in the green and yellow bottle.. is that gluten-free?

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Kraft Parmesan Cheese is gluten free here in Canada. Kraft is a company you can trust to list any form a gluten on the label, so if you can't find gluten right on the label the product is safe :D

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Yes, it is gluten free, but grading your own is much better flavor.

Guest nini
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yes it is gluten free, my daughter loves it on everything... Kraft will not hide gluten in it's natural flavors or anything, so if you do not see obvious wheat barley rye on the label it's not there...

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