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Mrs. May's Naturals

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Hello all...just wanted to say that Mrs. May's Naturals Almond Crunch snacks are very good! :) They are labelled "wheat free" but there are no gluten containing items on the ingredient list (rice malt is used) and I have never reacted. Basically, these look like Rice Krispie squares made with almonds. They're coated with cane juice.

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Just be careful with Mrs. May's stuff as they are imported from China...we used to buy them and noticed they didn't state "gluten free" only "wheat free." I called Mrs. Mays here in north america & they couldn't answer the gluten-free status question. We have since stopped buying the product.

So proceed with caution -- due to recent newstories about products from China having ingredient problems.

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I've been eating the Mrs. Mayes cashew crunch and it is labeled gluten free.

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cruelshoes
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Please be very careful with Mrs. Mays. Some of the older stock had barley in the rice malt. My son and I both got sick from it.

I called Mrs. Mays on April 30. She said that since 11/06, all their products are gluten free. The packaging has yet to be updated. The rice malt did have gluten (barley) in it before then. So if the product you have was produced after 11/06 (pull date of 11/07 or later), it is gluten free as well as wheat free. The product has a one year shelf life, and the pull date is printed in the upper left hand corner of the package. I bought some of the cashew crunch last week (that one says gluten free), but have yet to buy the almond one again since my son and I got sick. The packaging on that one still says wheat free.

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Thanks! I'll check my package! Glad you guys pointed this out for me!

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