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trader joe pound plus chocolate

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Is there any resource that shows if trader joe pound plus chocolate bars are gluten free? if not has anyone had them before lets get some information out there for this if anyone has tried it please let me know, Have a beautiful day everyone!

Edit: I know they manufacture a bar with pretzel in it that is containing wheat so it may be cross contaminated but I also found a blog post nima testing it to be safe with another flavor without pretzel but I would love to hear if anyone has had past experience with these

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They are naturally gluten-free, but not labelled gluten-free, and since they also make a product called "Pound Plus Milk Chocolate Bar with Caramel, Pretzel, Sea Salt," there is the possibility of cross-contamination if they are made in a shared facility, and especially if they are made on shared equipment.

https://www.traderjoes.com/home/products/pdp/pound-plus-milk-chocolate-bar-with-caramel-pretzel-sea-salt--071813

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