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Publix Raspberry Seltzer?

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Nikki2777 Community Regular
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Due to an Instacart mixup, I've got a ton of Publix Rasberry Seltzer on hand, and would like to drink it.  Normally, I avoid anything with 'Natural Flavors' on the label, but I also know that this is really unlikely to have any gluten in it.

Thought I'd see if anyone had any experience with this product.  Hate for it to go to waste.

Thanks!

 

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I think legally (in USA) it has to mention if it contains gluten or the top 8 allergens, so I wouldn't be concerned there, but you might still get nauseated if you drink too much; that's my two cents. Insert joke about my username here 🤭

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It should be safe from gluten:

 

Nikki2777 Community Regular
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On 2/2/2021 at 2:49 PM, Scott Adams said:

It should be safe from gluten:

 

Scott, that’s really interesting about natural flavors. I thought I was pretty up to date on the things to not worry about, but I missed that one. 
 

Opens up a whole new world of possibilities!

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Wait, @Nikki2777 how was the seltzer??

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On 2/8/2021 at 5:40 PM, raspberryfirecracker said:

Wait, @Nikki2777 how was the seltzer??

No issues at all.  A whole new world of flavor 😉

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Fantastic!! Both for you and anyone googling us, haha

🎉

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