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Kassie Apprentice

i know that i am probably just wishing that they were and they most likely arent but does any one know if the nacho lunchables are safe, they are a kraft product and kraft says it will list gluten but i saw like modified food starch and natural flavors and well maybe i was getting too excited so if any one can say yes they are or no they arent thanks


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Kraft's modfied food starch is corn unless otherwise stated. They never hide gluten in things like natural flavors, they don't hide gluten at all!

So if wheat, barley, rye, or oats aren't on the label, they're not in the product. Based on that, it's safe :)

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i am not positive, but isn't a lunchable just a pre-packed cheese and cracker (well, in this case, nacho) ordeal? because if you're concerned about cross contamination, you could just buy corn tortillas, cheese and salsa

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abigail Apprentice

I was thinking the same, Did anybody ate the Oscar meyer nacho lunchables??

that Would be a nice option to carry to the birthday parties that my son has...

TIa, Abi

elonwy Enthusiast

Looking at the ingredient online there is wheat flour in the fruit roll and the nacho seasoning in the maxed version:

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And barley malt in the chocolate in the regular version:

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So if he's old enough to not eat the chocolate, then the regular one is probably fine, beware the "maxed" version.

abigail Apprentice

thanks!

Guhlia Rising Star

I used to eat the snack sized one (just corn chips, cheese, and salsa) with no problems. It's a Kraft product and they will always list wheat, barley, rye, and oats on the label.


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