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Salad Dressing, Bread, And Wendy's Frosty's

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Ok, I have a couple quick questions. Can someone recommend to me a good gluten free bread? Im dying for a grilled cheese sandwich. Lol

Second question, does anyone know if Wendy's frosty's are gluten free? I had heard that they were, but then I heard that they have malt in them. Anyone know?

Ok, last question, do you know if wishbone and kraft salad dressings are gluten free?

Thanks so much!!!

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Frosties are gluten-free.

Kraft clearly labels, so you can trust the ingredients list on their dressings.

It varies around here what breads everyone likes. My hubby made some good grilled cheese with Kinnikinnick ... the brown sandwich bread is perfect for them. It makes good egg sandwiches, too.

A very different kind of bread from Kinnikinnick is the Ener-g brown rice bread. It's a bit softer than the Kinnikinnick. I use them both, depending on my mood.

Lisa Mentor
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From one who never liked bread to begin with, I have found that kinnikinnich White Sandwich Bread is the closest to real bread that it gets. You can find it on line or in health stores of more progressive groceries. It makes a great grilled cheese!

Wendy's Frosties - Butterfinger Candies Crumbles Frosty

M&M Candy Crumbles

......are gluten free

Kraft is a company that will list, if wheat is an ingredient. They are one of the good guys. For salad dressings, I would stick to Kraft or Newmans (who donate a portion of their products).

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Thanks! I have been eating frosty's like crazy, but then I went on another site and it said Wendy's removed frosty's from thier gluten free list because it had barely malt in it. Hum....

I think I will try and get some Kinnicknic bread.

Thank you so much!!!!

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M.cool Newbie
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Is Wendy's raspberry vinegarette dressing gluten free?

notme Experienced
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1 hour ago, M.cool said:

Is Wendy's raspberry vinegarette dressing gluten free?

this is a very old thread, so i don't know that the op's will answer.  i'm sure you could go on the wendy's website and either look at the ingredients or their allergen list. 

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