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Has anyone tried these, When i was doing pilates this morning, they showed the commercial. They are gluten free but not dairy free. But you can go to their website and get 3 free bars sent to your house. I was thinking of doing it, and maybe the kids can eat them. I cant, which upsets me.

paula

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Gwenny Newbie

They claim to be Gluten Free on the label and on their site.

HOWEVER:

They also print an additional message that states: Manufactured On Equipment That Also Produces Tree Nuts and Wheat.

This tiny message is printed under the seam of the packaging, where I did not see it until after I had consumed the snack.

Yes, I got a nice glutening and it wasn't pretty.

I had gone gluten free for two straight weeks, which is the longest thus far.

confused Community Regular

I am so glad that i didnt eat one then. The kids did eat them and they said they were gross lol. Why do comapnies put things in small letters under the flap, that just makes me so mad. And why do they make soy stuff and add dairy in, that just does not make any sense.

I am so sorry u got glutened.

paula

kerrih Rookie

I tried one of the bars and it was okay. I did notice the maltodextrin in the ingredients which is most likely corn based, but you cannot be sure.

Kerri

Gwenny Newbie

I'm totally fine with corn, thank goodness.

I find that darn warning under the flaps of packages a lot, so now I'm looking there right after the ingredients list!

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