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Breakstone's Cottage Cheese

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Mally-bug Apprentice
Mally-bug
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Does anyone know if thew Breakstone's "live active" cottage cheese (2% milkfat) containing fruit is gluten free? I did not see (were my bifocals too weak???haha) the words "with probiotic fiber" on the label when I bought it. It says it contains inulin and modified food starch. Of course, the way the label is glued on it overlaps itself, cutting off the end words. I googled it but I got nothing as this appears to be a newer product. Well, I just ate one of the little single serving tubs. Keeping my fingers crossed! :(

Write back soon.

Also, I have been reading the entries on TCBY in this forum. So what is the consensus? Gluten free or not?

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It is a Kraft product, and Kraft will always disclose gluten. It's a good idea to go to the Kraft website and take note of their brands. It's surprising how many brands are actually Kraft! ;)

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