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wowzer Community Regular

I was so happy to see GLUTEN FREE right on the containers of the latest Yoplait Yogurt I bought.


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I was so happy to see GLUTEN FREE right on the containers of the latest Yoplait Yogurt I bought.

That is great!! I'm much more enclined to buy products that are labeled gluten-free. YEAH for Yoplait!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Woo-hoo!!!! I always buy from a company that says gluten free.

dandelionmom Enthusiast

Wonderful! Yoplait is our favorite!

gymnastjlf Enthusiast

A lot of the Wal-Mart (Great Value) flavored yogurts are also starting to be labeled gluten-free.... another way for me to save $$ food shopping! Boo-yah! Plus, shopping at Wal-Mart is always hit or miss. They don't always have Yoplait, but the chances are a lot better they will have Yoplait OR Wal-Mart brand:-)

abigail Apprentice

thanks for the good news and thanks to yoplait for making our lifes a little bit easier!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Abi

hapy4dolphins Contributor

Me too, I noticed here Michigan they've had it printed for about three weeks now. :) Feels GOOD!

Nicole


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I'm in Michigan too.

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