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Toasted Marshmallows

shan

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

mama2two Enthusiast
mama2two
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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
Juliebove
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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
Darn210
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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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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
Esther Sparhawk
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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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