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Tofu Pups And Tofutti Cream Cheese

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Ksmith Contributor
Ksmith
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Does anyone know if Tofu Pups are gluten-free? They look like it according to their label, but I just want to be sure. Also, tofutti cream cheese has gluten, right? Thanks!

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Perhaps there is someone here who uses Tofutti products...I haven't. When I looked up their response on gluten, woo wee--its a long one! Read here: Open Original Shared Link

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teankerbell
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I use Tofutti Better than Cream Cheese and I am CF. I use a little tiny bit on my gluten-free muffins. But it has only been a couple of days for me. I just tried it this week.

kaciemarie Contributor
kaciemarie
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I use Toffuti Better than Cream Cheese all the time and I never have had any problems. I looked on their website and it looks okay to me. Hope this helps!

Ksmith Contributor
Ksmith
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I thought maltodextrin (fourth ingredient listed on label) was something we couldn't have...Please help...now I'm confused. Thanks! :):)

Lauren M Explorer
Lauren M
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Tofu Pups are gluten-free. Love love love them!!

- Lauren

penguin Community Regular
penguin
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Perhaps there is someone here who uses Tofutti products...I haven't. When I looked up their response on gluten, woo wee--its a long one! Read here: Open Original Shared Link

That is the longest non-readable CYA statement I've seen to date! That's a full on ramble!

I thought maltodextrin (fourth ingredient listed on label) was something we couldn't have...Please help...now I'm confused. Thanks! :):)

Maltodextrin looks suspicious but it's not. In North America, maltodextrin is made from corn.

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pinkpei77 Contributor
pinkpei77
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i eat tofutti cream cheese all the time!

their statement on their website is just to cover their butt.

key Contributor
key
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My son eats tofu pups all the time! HE loves them.

Monica

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