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Breyers ice cream is it still gluten free?

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Jane07 Enthusiast
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i really like Breyers ice cream and it used to have a label saying gluten free?

is it still gluten free does anyone know

i was wondering if the French Vanilla

Black Cherry

Napoleon 

are still gluten free the label not on it anymore

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Great question! Breyers has historically been a reliable gluten-free option, but it's smart to double-check since formulations can change. While Breyers no longer labels most flavors as "gluten-free" on packaging, their website's allergen guide states that many classic flavors—including Natural Vanilla, French Vanilla, and Black Cherry—are still made without gluten-containing ingredients. However, Napoleon (a layered flavor) may carry cross-contamination risks due to mix-ins. Always check the current ingredient list for hidden gluten (like cookie pieces or malt) and look for the "gluten-free" claim when possible. Since Breyers shares equipment between flavors, those with celiac disease or high sensitivity may want to stick to their simplest varieties or contact their consumer line (1-800-931-2826) for the most up-to-date manufacturing info. When in doubt, Häagen-Dazs and Ben & Jerry’s clearly label GF flavors if you need alternatives!

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thanks for the help i will look into it.

not sure if we have Ben and Jerry here.

We do have Haagens Dazs.

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