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Brown Sugar Splenda


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Does anyone know if brown sugar Splenda is gluten free? I know regular Splenda is but I'm wondering about the brown sugar kind.

I've had it the past few days and not felt well. It wasn't on their website.

Thanks!

Jenn

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quote name='jknnej' post='237099' date='Nov 20 2006, 06:02 PM']

Does anyone know if brown sugar Splenda is gluten free? I know regular Splenda is but I'm wondering about the brown sugar kind.

I've had it the past few days and not felt well. It wasn't on their website.

Thanks!

Jenn

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hannahsue01 Enthusiast

My Celiac grandma uses brown sugar splenda all the time....she says it is gluten free!!!

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jknnej Collaborator

Ok, thanks! I am awaiting a call from the company but if your Grandma uses it and she's a Celiac it is probably ok.

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Ok, thanks! I am awaiting a call from the company but if your Grandma uses it and she's a Celiac it is probably ok.

I would assume so. She throws up if she even gets a crumb of bread and I watched her eat it in a really good apple crisp recipe she made a few weeks ago and she was fine!

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JillianLindsay Enthusiast

I just stumbled upon this old thread after googling "is splenda brown sugar gluten free?" My hubby and I are making gluten-free cookies tonight :) Did anyone get confirmation on this?

Thanks!

Jillian

Ok, thanks! I am awaiting a call from the company but if your Grandma uses it and she's a Celiac it is probably ok.
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Lisa Mentor
I just stumbled upon this old thread after googling "is splenda brown sugar gluten free?" My hubby and I are making gluten-free cookies tonight :) Did anyone get confirmation on this?

Thanks!

Jillian

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