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Nut Thins- Any Reactions By Children?

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snomnky Apprentice
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I am just wondering if the blue diamond nut thins are safe, has anyone's children had reactions?

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KimC1 Newbie
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Yep they are gluten-free. My 4 year old celiac daughter has been eating them for almost 3 years now. Those are the best little snack crackers. The ranch ones are her personal favorite!

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Juliet Newbie
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Neither of my kids have had any bad reaction, except for the one time where my son had 25 crackers in one sitting and nothing else. But I have a feeling that wasn't because of gluten ;)

It is produced in a facility that also produces wheat products, but it's not on shared equipment. At least for us, I find that this is good enough to keep away any gluten-related reaction.

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I don't have children but I do eat these crackers quite frequently with no problems. The different flavors are good, I especially like the cheddar.

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JennyC Enthusiast
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My son doesn't react to them. He loves the cheddar flavor also. They are made in a shared facility, and so some people will not eat them.

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Nic Collaborator
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Do you find them in the regular grocery store or at places like Whole Foods? We never heard of them but are always looking for cracker options.

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I have found mine at the regular grocery store, and at the gluten free store.

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