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I was wondering, if anyone eats snickers Ice cream bars there was a cupon in todays paper for them and they look great and I havent had them in forever are they gluten-free? And are the dove ice Cream bars gLuten free?

One more question is the blue bunny ice cream gluten-free, I am cravin some ice cream!


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I eat them with no prob ;)

PreOptMegs Explorer

Both are gluten-free and both are incredibly addicting.... enjoy!

skinnyminny Enthusiast

oh good! I cant wait to get some I haven't had an ice cream snickers in forever!!

mellajane Explorer

MMMMM.... Snickers bars are a daily treat for me. Love them to go on sale. They are Gluten free I found this from the Clan Thompson website. Dove Im not sure but that would be awesome. Blue bunny not sure either.

I was wondering, if anyone eats snickers Ice cream bars there was a cupon in todays paper for them and they look great and I havent had them in forever are they gluten-free? And are the dove ice Cream bars gLuten free?

One more question is the blue bunny ice cream gluten-free, I am cravin some ice cream!

SueC Explorer

Blue Bunny and Dove will clearly list thier ingredients. Enjoy.

swittenauer Enthusiast

Hey, I just saw that coupon myself so I am headed to the store on the way home tomorrow to get some. Those look soooo good!!


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