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Kettle Chips And Icing


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confusedks Enthusiast

Does anyone know if Kettle Chips Krinkle Cut are gluten free. Also Pillsbury "funfetti" Icing. Is that gluten free?

Kassandra

Thanks!


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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

I have never heard of the brand of chips you are asking about but I know UTZ and Wegmans kettle chips are gluten free and both marked that way on the packaging.

I always used home made frosting too.

JennyC Enthusiast

I spoke to someone with Kettle chips and they said that the only flavor that is NOT gluten free is the cheddar beer flavor. It is the only gluten chip in their facility and it, for reasons unknown, does not even test positive for gluten when they batch test. I consider Kettle chips much safer than Lays, except for maybe the Stax. I like to give my son baked kettle chips.

I'm not so sure about the frosting. I know that the only flavor that was not considered gluten free was the coconut pecan--but that was a couple of months ago. You can always call them if in doubt.

confusedks Enthusiast

Thank you for the info. Every time I try to call them, it's too late as most companies are on the east coast and I'm in CA. I'll try harder.

Kassandra

WHinNOVA Rookie

Yes, pure Kettle, their potatoe chips have been manufactured in a completely gluten-free facility since January of this year.

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AndreaB Contributor
Yes, pure Kettle, their potatoe chips have been manufactured in a completely gluten-free facility since January of this year.

They have! That's great news. We stopped buying them because I'd had reactions if I ate too many. It will be nice to have a snack once in awhile of chips.

JennyC Enthusiast
They have! That's great news. We stopped buying them because I'd had reactions if I ate too many. It will be nice to have a snack once in awhile of chips.

As I mentioned above, when I called them I got a call back from someone who sounded very knowledgeable. She said that the only gluten chip made in their facility is the cheddar beer flavor. Although that chip is made with beer, it tests negative when ELISA tested for gluten. Theoretically, that chip should test positive, but it does not. I consider their chips much safer than the Frito-Lay variety.


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rajawali Newbie

I never had a problem with kettle chips, provided they are regular flavour. I have had problems with other flavours. Do't know what caused the problem.

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