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Duncan Hines No Longer gluten-free

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Mariana Landoni Newbie
Mariana Landoni
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HI. It’s my first post. I am from Argentina but I live in Mexico. my daugther and I are celiacs, and I found the “Duncan Hines Gluten free vanilla creme cake” in a Wallmart. As it has not the Certified gluten-free logo I don’t know if it is safe. We are very carefully with the cross contamination. Thank you very much for your answer, and I apologize for my english. ?

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cyclinglady Grand Master
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Bueno Dias!  

Your English is much better than my Espanol!  I took a look at the cake mix on the Walmart Website.  It looks to be gluten free, but websites are not always current, so best to look at the actual package/box.    Duncan Hines is a trusted company.  The post you responded to is from 2006, long before the US FDA gluten free rules were made.   Today, if the company states it is gluten free, it must test below 20 ppm.   I have not tried this product, but I have used Betty Crocker gluten-free cake mixes.  Nice to have in the pantry.  I use them when I am traveling in my RV or visiting my parents.  

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