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Ronnie Apprentice
Ronnie
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Are we allowed normal ice cream?

I thought the ingredients in breyers all natural ice cream looked promising...

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Are we allowed normal ice cream?

I thought the ingredients in breyers all natural ice cream looked promising...

MOst ice cream is safe, unless the flavor is cookie dough or somhting.

I have called and verified that Bryers, Eddy's, and Krogers store brand are all gluten-free excpting the flavors like cookie dough that are odvious.

Ronnie Apprentice
Ronnie
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Thanks so much.

I'm very slowly trying to figure out what i'm allowed and not allowed.

I haven't been eating ice cream because i wasn't sure.

But if i could have it, that would be wonderful!

TCA Contributor
TCA
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We eat Edy's light and I have some Klondike bars in the freezer too. They will list gluten ingredients.

domineske Apprentice
domineske
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Be careful of some of the Breyers flavors, such as the checkerboard vanilla & chocolate. They can contain malt flavoring.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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I eat Breyer's vanilla and once in awhile Edy'swith no problems.If i can't read what's in it I don't eat it. Some of that stuff in the ingredients list is scary.

There is many mainstream products you can use. Don't give up , it's getting better everyday.

mamaw

kevsmom Contributor
kevsmom
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Turkey Hill Ice Cream uses corn and tapioca modified food starches, both of which are also gluten-free.

If the product contains gluten, wheat will be listed.

I e-mailed edy's at www.edys.com and they sent me a list of their gluten-free products. We CANNOT have any of the ones with cookie or brownie pieces (duh) or the French Silk.

The Slow Churned Flavors of Girl Scouts Thin Mint Cookie, Samoas and Nestle Drum Stick all contain gluten.

Classic Limited Edition Girl Scouts Thin Mint Cookie and Samoas, Nestle Drum Stick and Crunch Chocolate Bar Sundae, and Apple Pie also contain gluten.

The No Sugar Added Cookie Dough and Double Fudge Brownie, too.

There are a lot of flavors that WE CAN HAVE!!! :rolleyes: E-mail or call them at 888-590-3397 to get the list. There are a some flavors on the list that I got that were new and not rated yet.

Happy Ice Cream Eating!!! :D

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Dreyers website will tell you if any particular flavor is gluten free. It is stated with the ingredient list.

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