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Are they safe for a corn allergy? I know white claw is corny! 


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No corn is listed on the ingredients on their site:

https://www.trulyhardseltzer.com/nutrition

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Nicole boling Apprentice

The critic acid and sodium citrate is corn unfortunately and they don’t have to label corn because it’s not part of the top 9 allergen and not mandatory 😭

Scott Adams Grand Master

Perhaps you'll need to mix your own cocktails?

Nicole boling Apprentice

Yes I’m thinking so 

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