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Marble Slab Creamery


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Does anyone know if Marble Slab Creamery has any gluten free flavors of ice cream?


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CarlaB Enthusiast

Yes, several. If I remember correctly, you can get a list of the gluten-free flavors in the store.

Have them wash the scoop in fresh water. If you get mix-ins, ask them to wipe the marble clean first.

maryjk Newbie

Or have them mix it in a cake circle. That way they don't have to clean the marble.

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lilypad23 Explorer

Thankyou guys so much for the info. I was starting worry that I wouldn't be able to eat at my fave ice cream place anymore. :)

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Aphreal Contributor

I went to marble slab and asked. They had no clue what I was talking about. *sigh

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I just wanted to add a comment about Coldstone Creamery. Our local shop was more than happy to handle the question of cross contamination. When I asked they retrieved a frozen pan from the freezer and mixed my daughters creation on that. Although the could not guarantee that it was gluten free, it cut down tremendously on the cross contamination since only her

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