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Yogurt brands that work for you

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Which yogurt brands work for you if you are gluten free and dairy free? I have tried so many nothing works.

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I eat Light & Fit Greek yogurt (from Dannon). It says it's gluten free on the label, and I haven't ever had any reaction to it.

Just now, Conundrum said:

I eat Light & Fit Greek yogurt (from Dannon). It says it's gluten free on the label, and I haven't ever had any reaction to it.

Oh, wait; I just realized you area also DAIRY free. Never mind, I can't help with that.

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24 minutes ago, Conundrum said:

I eat Light & Fit Greek yogurt (from Dannon). It says it's gluten free on the label, and I haven't ever had any reaction to it.

Oh, wait; I just realized you area also DAIRY free. Never mind, I can't help with that.

No worries.  Thanks for the reply.

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I'm gluten and dairy free.  I eat SILK coconut yogurt almost every day with berries and gluten free granola.

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