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Butter?


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I would like to know if we can have any brand of butter? I am using Food Club sweet butter and also I heard we can have cheetos crunchy is this true? :D


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I've never found a butter that has gluten. Cheetos are indeed gluten-free, but they are made on lines where gluten products are made. Some people in the past have said they have problems with contamination is some Lays products.

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yeah when it comes to lays brand anything besides stax, you have a CC chance. Not sure how big of a chance though, i just got some original lays last night ate 5 chips and have had exesive gas, but no pains so it may not be a cc issue. There kida eat at your own risk. If you want 100% safe chips eat lumbarg rice chips, or i do recommend kettle chips just because out of all there chips only 2 contain gluten so cc is usaly very rare

i dont know about butter though, i have been avoiding it myself since im lactose

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i do recommend kettle chips just because out of all there chips only 2 contain gluten so cc is usaly very rare

Incorrect, Kettle Chips are notorious for cc. They don't reccomend that celiacs eat their chips. I've been glutened badly by them.

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alrighty then avoid them, before i stopped eating them( becuase of a bad bag) i was eating 2 bags a day without problems until i had that 1 bad bag and lost my respect for them.. still i do recommend them but if others vote against them then avoid them

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