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Jelly Bellies

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kbtoyssni
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I've read that Jelly Bellies are gluten-free with the exception of the buttered popcorn flavor. So what do you do about the mixed bags? Won't all the jelly bellies be contaminated if there's a buttered popcorn one in there? And if you buy them separately, I don't see how they can all be CC-free is there's one flavor that has gluten. I'm just confused on this issue... and I do love my jelly bellies...

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All Jelly Belly flavors are now gluten-free. Buttered toast used to have gluten but it never was in the mixes.

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I love Jelly Bellies and was happy they were gluten-free, but I have recently found a brand that makes me even happier called Gimbals. It is much cheaper and marked on the back

"Kosher,Pareve Nut and peanut free, gelatin free, trans fat free, gluten free, dairy free and egg free. "

Good quality, good price, and certifies gluten-free dedicated factory they are my kind of candy maker. I found them at wally world but I am sure they are around other places also.

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KaitiUSA
Posted

yep, gluten free...yum!

jennyj Collaborator
jennyj
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I love jelly belly's. If you mix a cappuccino and a marshmellow it is GREAT. :P

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