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Moon Sand Gluten Free

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After seeing a commercial for Moon sand on tv and in antisipation of my daughters 3rd birthday in August I went to the website on the screen. It didn't say what company makes it and the number was strictly for ordering from an automated system.

After much searching I thought I had found the correct company and I e-mailed them to ask about gluten. Here is the response I got. I thought it was cool and e-mailed back and told her so. Only with better vocabulary. :P Didn't know if anyone knew about this yet.

Good afternoon,

Unfortunately this is not a Danawares product. It belongs to SpinMaster however I have found what you are looking for (you can find it on the SpinMaster web site)

Moon sand DOES NOT contain wheat, gluten, milk, egg, casein or peanut ingredients.

Hope this helps. Have a nice day!

Best regards,

Stephanie Vanat

Customer Service

Danawares Corp

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MoonSand is gluten free...you can find the best prices at moonsandkits.com at only $3.95 per pound.

After seeing a commercial for Moon sand on tv and in antisipation of my daughters 3rd birthday in August I went to the website on the screen. It didn't say what company makes it and the number was strictly for ordering from an automated system.

After much searching I thought I had found the correct company and I e-mailed them to ask about gluten. Here is the response I got. I thought it was cool and e-mailed back and told her so. Only with better vocabulary. :P Didn't know if anyone knew about this yet.

Good afternoon,

Unfortunately this is not a Danawares product. It belongs to SpinMaster however I have found what you are looking for (you can find it on the SpinMaster web site)

Moon sand DOES NOT contain wheat, gluten, milk, egg, casein or peanut ingredients.

Hope this helps. Have a nice day!

Best regards,

Stephanie Vanat

Customer Service

Danawares Corp

mama2 Apprentice
mama2
Posted

Thanks for sharing...gonna get some!

dandelionmom Enthusiast
dandelionmom
Posted

My girls love Moonsand. Be prepared though, it makes quite the mess! :)

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