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Cotton Candy


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Canadiangirl Apprentice

Does cottonbcandy contain gluten? I had some on the weekend and was miserable all day yesterday and feel like crap today.

Is it the color?

-canadian girl


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cotton candy

2kids4me Contributor

cotton candy is usually okay. Both my kids have it once a year at the Stampede, but they share one "cone" as it is so sweet that they dont want it all. The dye in the coloring may be a problem for some as many people have problems with the food dye.

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lovegrov Collaborator

Cotton candy is spun sugar and coloring, which I've never found to have gluten.

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

I have a cotton candy machine at my house and I just checked the box and it is just sugar, suagr. No wheats, but too much sugar does sometimes bother people.

num1habsfan Rising Star

Oh, that is good to know :lol:

~lisa~

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