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Trail's End Popcorn (boy Scouts Popcorn)


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I am in a wierd muchie mood today and in my earlier shopping spree, I bought nothing salty! Gah!

Now, I must have salt! And I can't really leave the office, but I have this trail's end microwave popcorn hanging around, does anyone know if this is gluten-free?

It's the stuff Boy Scouts sell and the nutritional information is on the carton, which I don't have.

You know what the irony in all of this is? I work for the friggin' Boy Scouts :rolleyes:

THANK YOU!!! I swear to God I'm rabid today!!!! :blink:


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I'm pretty certain all Trail's End products are gluten-free, but microwave popcorn is virtually without exception gluten-free.

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I am in a wierd muchie mood today and in my earlier shopping spree, I bought nothing salty! Gah!

Now, I must have salt! And I can't really leave the office, but I have this trail's end microwave popcorn hanging around, does anyone know if this is gluten-free?

It's the stuff Boy Scouts sell and the nutritional information is on the carton, which I don't have.

You know what the irony in all of this is? I work for the friggin' Boy Scouts :rolleyes:

THANK YOU!!! I swear to God I'm rabid today!!!! :blink:

All the Boy Scout Popcorn was gluten-free last year. I haven't checked this year. Tania

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Some of the guys in my explorer post who are selling it are pretty sure that it is :)

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