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Toasted Marshmallows


shan

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shan Contributor

are all marshmallows ok? i miss toasting them on the bbq and i can't find any that say gluten-free...if the ingredients are ok, can i just try - i know they are coated with something, but i don't know what... oh, yeah, i don't have any of your american brand names, coz i am in israel at the moment, so...


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CarlaB Enthusiast

I've never seen a marshmallow that was not gluten-free. I'd just go by what the ingredients say ... I think you're okay.

brendygirl Community Regular

KRAFT are gluten-free. I think i get Stay Puffed. Just look at the ingredients, they are pretty straight forward. ENJOY!!! I LOVE them!

shan Contributor

thanks - i thought as much, but as much as i love my toasted marshmallows, htey are not worth getting ill over :P

mama2two Enthusiast
KRAFT are gluten-free. I think i get Stay Puffed. Just look at the ingredients, they are pretty straight forward. ENJOY!!! I LOVE them!

i am so glad someone mentioned this, because today I picked up a bag at the store and eventually put them back, because i was not sure if they were OK. My daughter has just started the gluten free diet this summer and she loves marshmellows, I wanted to get some to roast for when we go camping in the next week or two. She and her dad will be glad to have such a treat that is gluten-free. We suspect they both cannot tolerate gluten, both have had a postive response to the diet.

Juliebove Rising Star

They're fine unless you have problems aside from gluten. Some of them do contain egg or soy. I always read the ingredients.

Darn210 Enthusiast

I believe the "coating" that you are talking about is corn starch. My son got a "food science" kit for Christmas and one of the things we made was marshmallows. At the end, we had to coat them with corn starch. And I see that it is one of the ingrediants on the package in our panty.

I have also seen recipes for homemade marshmallows but I don't know how they would "roast".


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DingoGirl Enthusiast

I have a fabulous recipe for homemade marshmallows - to DIE for! I hate to cook and bake, but I found these incredibly easy, and have made them repeatedly - friends now demand them. (you must have a stand mixer to make these, FYI)

MARSHMALLOWS

cooking spray

Powdered sugar

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Esther Sparhawk Contributor

When we go camping, we make s'mores with Health Valley's rice bran crackers (they taste like graham crackers but be careful because they also make crackers that aren't gluten-free), Hershey's milk chocolate, and Kraft marshmellows.

Yum!

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