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Are Doritos gluten-free?

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Turtle Enthusiast
Turtle
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I'm not a big chip eater, but someone mentioned to me that Doritos were gluten-free? I had to raise an eyebrow....anyone have any insight?

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Ashley
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The regular ones are not gluten-free. You know, the ones in the red bag and cheesy-like. The cool ranch, salsa, pepper jack and guacamole are gluten-free as far as I know and remember.

-Ash

PS: Oh, and the Spicy kind are gluten-free.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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turtle:

most are, but there are so many new flavors, they will clearly list. it's an easy read. read and enjoy.

Lisa

Turtle Enthusiast
Turtle
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Well, that's pretty cool! Thanks guys!

KaitiUSA Enthusiast
KaitiUSA
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As said before, most are gluten free but the original nacho cheesier are not gluten free.

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samking72
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Most flavors are, but my sister (also a celiac) told me that she heard they are made on the same equipment that the non gluten-free ships are made on. Guess it just depends on the bag you get. I haven't had this problem yet, but if you feel sick after eating them, throw the bag out and get another one just to be safe.

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This list is wonderful but we do need to keep in mind that there is a high risk of CC with almost all of these products. That they don't disclose.

Googles Community Regular
Googles
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I've had problems with some of the cool-ranch flavored chips. Sometimes they cause me problems. :angry:

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