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Brown Sugar Splenda

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jknnej
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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

hannahsue01 Enthusiast
hannahsue01
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My Celiac grandma uses brown sugar splenda all the time....she says it is gluten free!!!

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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.

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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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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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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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