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Has anyone tried Culver’s cheese curds and not had reaction? I see on their website that they’re just fried cheese so I guess the risk is cross contamination? Just curious if anyone eats these without reaction? 


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You should ask them how they are made because my daughter made some at home and the recipe called for her to dip the cheese in egg first, then flour before frying it (she used a gluten-free flour).

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On 7/3/2021 at 3:09 PM, Sunshine99 said:

Has anyone tried Culver’s cheese curds and not had reaction? I see on their website that they’re just fried cheese so I guess the risk is cross contamination? Just curious if anyone eats these without reaction? 

Culver's cheese curds have a gluten-containing breading on them and are not listed as gluten free on their menu, so I don't eat them. There is also risk of cross-contamination with anything fried at Culver's. Unfortunately none of the yummy fried stuff is celiac-safe as it all shares a fryer with the breaded items. But their frozen custard and most of the toppings are gluten free!

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