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Can I get some safe gluten free ice cream suggestions? I just realized I haven't had Ice Cream for almost 3 months, and thats just sick and wrong....lol.... :blink: I'm sending hubby to get me some because I'm sick, so I'd like to send him to the store with some suggestions, thanks....


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almostnrn Explorer

Ben and Jerry's is ok with the exeption of the obvious things...cookie dough, brownie, etc....I hope I caught you in time!

CarlaB Enthusiast

Haagen Dazs -- again, watch for the obvious gluten.

Haagen Dazs chocolate sorbet is wonderful and non-dairy, so it may be easier on your tummy.

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loraleena Contributor

Stonyfield farms frozen yogurt, vanilla, chocolate and cofee are ok. Also Cold stone creamery has an allergen list. It is a chain.

hez Enthusiast

I have found most ice creams to be safe except for the obvious gluten filled ones. I use Dryer's and Breyer's. Enjoy!

Hez

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I also find most regular ice creams are gluten free. Except the obvious, cakey, cookie dough, brownie filled. I usually have in the house for my fiance (he is an ice cream fiend!) Turkey Hill brand or Edys.. which is Dreyers east of the Rockies.

Jennas-auntie Apprentice

I was told that Breyer's used to be ok but is no longer on the most recent list put out by CSA-but I don't actually own this list myself. Does anyone know? I heard it just changed, like this summer.


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I was told that Breyer's used to be ok but is no longer on the most recent list put out by CSA-but I don't actually own this list myself. Does anyone know? I heard it just changed, like this summer.

This info comes from the Bryer's website FAQ section:

Question

Do you have a list of gluten-free products?

Answer

* Unilever Ice Cream is a member of the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network and the Food Allergy Resource and Research Program.

* We recommend consumers read the label each time before buying our product.

* If gluten is present, it is clearly listed in plain language on the ingredient label (i.e., wheat flour, rye, barley, oats, and malt).

* We do not publish a list of gluten-free flavors.

* We work closely with ingredient and packaging suppliers to verify gluten in all ingredient components including natural flavors, colors, and spices.

* Some flavorings may contain ethyl alcohol. However, because the alcohol is distilled, they would not pose a threat to anyone who is gluten intolerant.

* We apologize for any inconvenience, but it's the best and safest way for you to know.

Hope that helps :)

-Jessica :rolleyes:

dairy queen Rookie

Perrys will list right on the carton a big green gluten-free if it's gluten free. I called and talked to a lady who was very helpful. All their sherbert is gluten-free too!

Jennas-auntie Apprentice

This info comes from the Bryer's website FAQ section:

QUOTE

Question

Do you have a list of gluten-free products?

Answer

* Unilever Ice Cream is a member of the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network and the Food Allergy Resource and Research Program.

* We recommend consumers read the label each time before buying our product.

* If gluten is present, it is clearly listed in plain language on the ingredient label (i.e., wheat flour, rye, barley, oats, and malt).

* We do not publish a list of gluten-free flavors.

* We work closely with ingredient and packaging suppliers to verify gluten in all ingredient components including natural flavors, colors, and spices.

* Some flavorings may contain ethyl alcohol. However, because the alcohol is distilled, they would not pose a threat to anyone who is gluten intolerant.

* We apologize for any inconvenience, but it's the best and safest way for you to know.

Hope that helps

-Jessica

____________________________________

Thanks!!

breann6 Contributor

I love love love Godiva Milk Chocolate Icecream. It is absolutely decadent! love that stuff- yumm :) I think i'll go have some now :)

oh and the godiva cappucino with milk chocolate hearts is divine with Amy's irresistable brownies :) YUMM!!!

Breann :D

wanted to add that i read that Godiva was NOT gluten free- however no obvious gluten containing ingrediants are listed on the label- and it was on this list as safe-

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i am new to the whole gluten free so i could be overlooking something- :)

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