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gluten-free & Soy Free Chocolate Bars And Donuts?

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Hi after a considerable amount of trial and error I think I've finally found my secondary sensitivity - soy.

The only thing is all my favorite gluten-free foods seem to contain soy as well :(

The two snack foods I really can't see myself living without are chocolate bars and doughnuts. I know that Dagoba Conacado bars are gluten-free, soy free but I've never been much for chocolate bars that are only chocolate; I'm more of an O Henry girl! lol!

Any suggestions??

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Hi after a considerable amount of trial and error I think I've finally found my secondary sensitivity - soy.

The only thing is all my favorite gluten-free foods seem to contain soy as well :(

The two snack foods I really can't see myself living without are chocolate bars and doughnuts. I know that Dagoba Conacado bars are gluten-free, soy free but I've never been much for chocolate bars that are only chocolate; I'm more of an O Henry girl! lol!

Any suggestions??

Hi Gwendolene. Are you familiar with the company "Enjoy Life"? They make everything there all allergen-free - including chocolate chips and many cookies and so forth that are soft and donut-like. You can make O' Henry yourself with the chocolate chips, if need be.

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celiac specialities in Michigan makes a wonderful glazed donut. the best I've found

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Thank you so much for the replies, I will try those! :)

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