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What Corn Tortillias And Chips Are Gf


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B) Aloha,

Just wondering what tortillas and tortilla chips were gluten-free?

Thanks Suzanne

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tarnalberry Community Regular

Mission tortillas and Tostitos are gluten-free. Actually, I haven't found any plain ones that aren't gluten-free, and as for flavors, I hear that US Doritos are, but check the ingredients as there is a company somewhere in the world that has permission to sell under the Doritos name that lists wheat as an ingredient in one flavor. Chances are, you won't come across it. But I generally call the company whenever I see "natural flavors".

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celiacfreeman Contributor

I had a dorito chip in my mouth and spit it out as I was looking at ingredient "wheat". this was in Virginia two month ago

It was a dorito not tostido .

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inmyhead Rookie

Hey, I thought I would let you know that Green Mountain Gringo tortilla strips are gluten free. I spoke with the manufacture and was assured that chips are made in a dedicated facility, so there is no chance of cross contamination. Their salsa is also gluten free. Both are very tasty! I purchased mine at Earth Fare. :D

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