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if they might say anything about gluten. Nice change of pace that right at the top it says it's gluten free. Makes life so much easier when companies do that!

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The companies will that tell us that, whether on a website or on a label, ALWAYS get my business at this point. Having to hunt for ingred. info and/or decipher confusing e-mails from company reps. that sound like sales pitches, rather than the information needed by the consumer is getting old with me, really fast.

Before gluten -free days, I never used to buy that many Kraft products, but, now, since I have the luxury of knowing what's in them, Kraft is now my number one choice. I know I can eat and not have to worry about if or when it'll strike!

Knowing what's in your food is just such a relief!

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