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Easter

jaimi alderson

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jaimi alderson
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Looks like from the delphi list that all Cadbury easter things are safe? At least the ones on listed I mean. Does anyone disagree with this? Or what easter goodies can I buy my kids?

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Check all holiday candies as change in shape!!!! can mean they added gluten!!!! Shocking, but true.

momandgirls Enthusiast
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Jelly Belly jellybeans and Peeps are gluten and dairy free. Other than those two candies, I'm filling the Easter baskets with small toys, books, etc.

Guest nini
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Jolly Rancher jelly beans and Starburst Jelly Beans are also gluten-free...

I'm pretty sure the Hershey solid milk chocolate bunny is gluten-free... the label looks safe and Hershey is supposed to be one of the companies that discloses any hidden glutens...

other than that, we are sticking with tons of toys from Dollar General to fill the basket... very little in the way of candy... maybe a few Cadbury Creme Eggs and some Reeses Peanut Butter Cups... (not the egg shaped ones cos I think I read those have gluten in them) Oh, and M&M's and tootsie rolls are always safe bets

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Dove solid chocolate Easter eggs are gluten-free.

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