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Holly04

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Hello :) ,

Does anyone know what kind of carmel is gluten-free?

I know some kinds are, but others aren't..can somebody give me the scoop?

Thanks,

Holly


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darlindeb25 Collaborator
;) on my gluten-free list of candies--it says that hershey's classic caramels--rolo caramels in milk chocolate--werther's chewy caramels--and werther's original caramels, are all gluten-free---now i am sure you are meaning like kraft caramels or brachs----many dont trust brachs and as for kraft--they should state the ingreds on the label---i know i have used smuckers caramel syrup on ice cream----dont know if i have been much help <_< deb
Donna F Enthusiast

oooooh, are you serious :o ? Smuckers caramel on ice cream is gluten-free?

That is VERY good to know!

I don't know about plain, gluten-free caramel, but snickers (the original ones) candy bars are gluten-free, and very very yummy :P

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Tabz Contributor

smuckers ice cream topping carmel is safe :)

Lisa Mentor

smuckers ice cream topping carmel is safe :)

Thanks Tabz ... Smucker's is a GREAT company, just read their labels.

I did want to point out that this thread is over seven years old. Information that is dated on this site may not be accurate.

love2travel Mentor

Caramel is extremely simple to make, too. :)

sariesue Explorer

The kraft carmels that I had a month ago did not contain gluten ingredients but did not say they were gluten free. I didn't get sick from them but I'm not super sensitive.


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