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Does anyone know of egg nog that is certified gluten free and is safe to drink 

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Most egg nogs are naturally gluten-free with very basic ingredients like eggs, milk/cream, sugar, vanilla, and spices. They generally don't bother to label their products gluten-free. Just read the ingredients before purchasing to verify this.

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Are there any brands that are certified gluten free 

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I don't know of any that are certified gluten-free.

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