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Is Slim Fast Gluten Free?


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ginydelr Newbie

Slim fast "is not guaranteed to be gluetn free" check out this recent post in the slim fast site by their dietician: Open Original Shared Link

a great gluten free nutritional supplement is ensure. the chocolate flavor is great.

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kostastina Newbie

I have searched and searched and am unable to find out if Slim Fast is Gluten Free?

Of course, I am one of the many people that are overweight and have Celiacs, I excercise everyday, eat good and I still couldn't lose a pound if my life depended on it.

If it doesnot say it on the front label it's not gluten free

kareng Grand Master

If it doesnot say it on the front label it's not gluten free

You are replying to a 3 year old thread. Ingredients may have changed. Not everything that is gluten-free says " gluten-free" on it. If you only eat things labelled gluten-free, you are missing a lot of fruits, veggies, rice, meats, etc.

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