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Act Ii Popcorn

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BRCoats Enthusiast
BRCoats
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Does anyone know if Act II popcorn (other than plain and buttered) are gluten-free? On delphiforums, it does state that Act II microwave popcorn is gluten-free, but does that mean all types? I'm particularly interested in the kettle corn, and the caramel corn.

Thanks for any help!!

Brenda

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jen-schall
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good news for you and your kettle corn!

taken directly from the website: Open Original Shared Link

Are your products gluten free?

ACT II Microwave Popcorn does not contain gluten or related proteins obtained from wheat, rye, barley, and oats and ingredients derived from these cereal grains.

Allergen information obtained from our ingredient manufacturers states that the ingredients used in ACT II microwave popcorn do not contain gluten or related proteins obtained from wheat, rye, barley, and oats and ingredients derived from these cereal grains. ACT II microwave popcorn is made on dedicated equipment, eliminating the possibility of cross contamination.

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BRCoats
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Yeah, I know...I read that on their website too. But I still thought it was confusing as to whether ALL of the flavors were gluten-free. Maybe I am just paranoid? :blink

Brenda

lovegrov Collaborator
lovegrov
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Too paranoid (which isn't necessarily bad). This means ALL Act II is gluten-free.

richard

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Carriefaith Enthusiast
Carriefaith
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Has anyone had problems with the Act II Kettle corn? It appears to be gluten and dairy free. If this popcorn is not safe I'm going to have to buy the plain stuff since most popcorn contains some sort of dairy product.

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Are your products gluten free?

ACT II Microwave Popcorn does not contain gluten or related proteins obtained from wheat, rye, barley, and oats and ingredients derived from these cereal grains.

I just noticed that they took the gluten free question off of their website and I read on a product list that one of their products contains gluten. I'm just wondering if this popcorn is still safe.

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