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Diet Rite Cola


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Does anyone know if this is gluten-free? I have never saw a post about it and am wondering ?


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terri Contributor

I contacted them as I drink it and they said it is fine.

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I don't drink the "cola" flavor, but I do enjoy Diet Rite Dark Cherry, Red Raspberry, etc. I have not had a reaction to any of their sodas, and I like the fact that they do not have aspertame ~ have splenda instead. Plus they do not have the other chemicals that reg. diet sodas have. PLUS they are only $2.50 a 12 pack at Walmart! :D Bonus!!

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