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In about 3 wks, my 4 yr. old DS's Sunday school class is having a craft w/Vanilla Wafers. They are building the wall of Jherico and are going to knock it down afterwards. My question is, do ya'll know if there are any Wheat/Gluten free vanilla wafers anywhere?? I'm talking about the kind you'd put in Banana Pudding. If there are not any, do you think wearing rubber gloves would be okay?? The powder free kind. I can use any cookie but wanted to find these VW first.

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I have seen gluten-free vanilla wafers before (don't know the brand, as I can't eat them anyway). Mind you, they were rather expensive.

I imagine that either gloves, or making sure your son will wash his hands right afterwards should be fine, if normal wafers are used. Of course, it will be hard to keep him from touching his mouth, gloves or not, as he is little.

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I would probably skip that day :unsure:

Even if you did have gluten-free wafers (that are crazy expensive), how would you guard against cc in that setting?

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