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Mi-del Oreos

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lindalev1 Newbie
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hi! i noticed on the mi-del website thay they have oreos and mint oreos. their statement says, "made in a facility that also makes wheat /gluten products" has anyone ever had a bad reaction to mi-del cookies, specififcally the oreos?

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I've eaten the Mi-Del "oreos" with no problems, as has my daughter.

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hi! i noticed on the mi-del website thay they have oreos and mint oreos. their statement says, "made in a facility that also makes wheat /gluten products" has anyone ever had a bad reaction to mi-del cookies, specififcally the oreos?

If CC issues make you nervous you could try to find Kinnickinik brand where you are. I hope I spelled that right. Their facility is a dedicated gluten-free one and their sandwich cookies, while not as good as their italian bread are pretty good. And their frozen pizza crusts are the best I have ever found. They are even flaky, great with jam and cream cheese.

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I didn't have any problems with Mi-del, but once I tried K-too's I thought they were so much better.

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