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Doritos?

Guest ilovechocolate

By Guest ilovechocolate
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is there anyone who eats Doritos. I saw on the website that the cool ranch are gluten free? that suprises me, i guess i'm just not used to major companies like frito lay making gluten free chips that are so tasty :D

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There are several Dorito flavors that are gluten free. Black pepper jack is my personal favorite. Just be careful because Frito Lay has been known for cross contamination.

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I used to eat the blue ones everyday before I became alergic to corn :( . Yes they are gluten-free and really quite good, but they have been known for CC but I have never gotten sick, and I am "the canary in the coal mine" as my ROCK group calls me, if I can eat it then everyone else can eat it. :)

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Guest ilovechocolate
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thank you for the response. I am going to try them and I am so excited........hopefully I wont get sick :)

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TinkerbellSwt
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If I remember correctly all Doritos are gluten free EXCEPT the original flavor. The nacho cheese are not gluten free. The rest of the varities are. I have eaten the cool ranch a few times with no problems. I think this is correct? Anyone feel free to correct me if I am wrong...

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jkmunchkin
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The regular nacho cheese ones are not gluten free, however they have a version of the nacho cheese ones called Rollitos, and those are gluten free. Why as a flat chip they are not and rolled up they are I have no idea but they are. I can never find them in the supermarket but I have found them in Walmart (or was it Kmart).

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