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My 2 year old has Celiac and I am trying to find her yummy cookies. I have recipes to make my own but I also need ready-made ones in a pinch and for travel. She tried Glutano Chocolate O's and liked them but I was wondering what you guys recommend! Thanks!


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Pamelas Chocolate Chunk Cookies are pretty good. I like JennyOs Coconut Macaroons, but I guess most kids don't like coconut. My favorite mix is currently Gluten Free Pantry chocolate chip cookie and cake mix.

Mi-del makes some animal cookies that are pretty good as well.

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Kinnickkinick K-Too's are just like oreos!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

K-too's are very good and so are Kinninnick's animal cookies. They practically melt in your mouth.

num1habsfan Rising Star

Kinnikinnick, definitely. Last for a long time and some come in mini bags instead of the longer plastic packages. They are well worth the price!! They also have K-Toos, both chocolate and vanilla, that are identical to oreos!

~ Lisa ~

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