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My friend, her 5 year old daughter, and I are going to visit my youngest daughter at college this weekend. I am taking some of my own food so we can eat out, and I feel comfortable about that part. My daughter is excited to show us her favorite ice cream place. It is called Coldstone Creamery. Does anyone know if there is gluten free items I can have. I know cones are out but looking for suggestions. :P


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My friend, her 5 year old daughter, and I are going to visit my youngest daughter at college this weekend. I am taking some of my own food so we can eat out, and I feel comfortable about that part. My daughter is excited to show us her favorite ice cream place. It is called Coldstone Creamery. Does anyone know if there is gluten free items I can have. I know cones are out but looking for suggestions. :P

Hello. I am new here but I saw your question and have an answer for you. All of their icecreams except the obvious ones like "cake batter", "cookie crunch", etc. are gluten-free.

This is from their website at Open Original Shared Link.

Our Cake Batter™ Ice Cream is the only ice cream flavor that contains Gluten. Our frozen yogurt and sorbets do not contain glutens. Some mix-ins do have glutens such as brownies, graham cracker, cookie dough, Oreos®, Kit Kat® and any candies that have a flour component to them. Although we take precautions by cleaning the mixing stone often, we cannot guarantee that residual products containing glutens will not accidentally be mixed into your ice cream. In addition, our caramel and fudge sauces contain oat flour, which may affect some people.

My daughters and I just went there and the server also showed me a card which listed gluten and other allergens for each flavor. I did ask her to wipe off the counter before she mixed our ice cream.

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Thank you so much for your response. I can't wait to go. :P

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