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String Cheese...got Glutan?

Ksmith

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Ksmith Contributor
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HI Everyone,

I have been looking at this site for a long time and I have finally registered so I can post!

Took me long enough! Anyhow, I have been having a hard time digesting light string cheese,

the ingredients don't look like they have gluten, but I almost always get a stomach ache. Does this

happen to anyone else? Thanks and i look forward to talking with all of you!

~K

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My guess is that the string cheese is gluten-free. Alot, not all, cheeses are gluten-free. Could you be having other issues? I ask this because when I first went gluten-free I could not tolerate dairy. It seems common for alot of celiacs. There is also the possiblilty of an intolerence. Just something to think about.

Welcome to the board!

Hez

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My son and I both eat Kraft String Cheese and its gluten-free.

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