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Yes, for many of us ice cream is an enemy but sometimes I still have it because I think I can get away without being punished and sometimes I can.

Well I spoke to Unilever Canada who said all of their products will reveal wheat, rye, oats, malt, barley, or if they are made in a facilty that makes those things. So Popsicles, Breyers and Good Humour ice cream and Revellos and Fudgesicles are all free of evil things unless they state otherwise.

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That's a relief! Thanks for checking it out.

Even though it snowed yesterday. <_<

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cycler
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Pathmark has Fat-Free Fudgesicles which are also Gluten Free and they're great!

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Well there is fat free Revello and Fudgesicle but I will not eat anything with aspertaime in it.

That is okay Linda, they just said we are going to have snow again. I hate this place and so do my herbs

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