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Is Popcorn At A Football Game Safe?


dandelionmom

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Looking for a gluten-free treat my daughter can have at the college football game with daddy!


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Looking for a gluten-free treat my daughter can have at the college football game with daddy!

I was wondering if the popcorn at the movies are safe, too!

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I took ds to a football game this weekend, actually :)

But, I brought our own popcorn. When the security guard checked my backpack I explained that ds and I both have celiac disease which means we have to bring our own food wherever we go. As soon as I said that he was fine with all the snacks I brought.

lovegrov Collaborator

These popcorns should be OK. No guarantees, but never found a popcorn that's not gluten-free.

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Popcorn in and of itself should be fine, provided you don't add any sort of flavored seasoning to it. Some of those might contain gluten. However you might have cross contamination issues. What if someone was handling bread or hot dog buns and then scooped up popcorn? Chances are they wouldn't actually touch the popcorn with their hands, but I suppose it could happen.

dandelionmom Enthusiast

Thanks! The popcorn was fine! And she had a great time at the game!

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