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Trader Joe's Flourless Chocolate Cake


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wolfie Enthusiast

The ingredients all look gluten-free, but there is the warning that it is made in a plant that processes wheat, etc. I don't have Trader Joe's gluten-free list anymore and can't find it online. Just wondering if anyone here has tried it.


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alamaz Collaborator

i'm assuming you are talking about a fresh cake? it is on my gluten-free listing from the Midwest list. I'll have to look for it next time I'm in the store!

wolfie Enthusiast

Yes, it is a fresh cake. It was $6.99. Thanks for posting that it was on your list....I haven't been able to find my list and couldn't find one online either. :)

momandgirls Enthusiast

Yes, it's on the gluten free list and my daughter tried it just a few days ago. She said it was good.

NewGFMom Contributor

Here's the list if anybody needs it.

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LOVE TJ's.

wolfie Enthusiast

Thanks for posting that list! :)

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