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Are 'breyers Pure Fruit Popsicles' Gluten-free?

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I ate two strawberry 'Breyers Pure Fruit Popsicles' yesterday at my brothers house. They said they contained maltodextrin, but isnt maltodextrin gluten-free in the US unless otherwise stated? Just wanting to make sure that they are gluten-free because they're really good (and healthy!~) Havent had any problems yet, but its only been 12 hrs.

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Breyers is a unilever brand and they will clearly list wheat, barley, rye, oats. And maltodextrin sounds bad, but it's safe.

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k. Thank you! :D

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