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I am trying to do make your own sundaes for a party I am doing. I am tying to figure out what hot fudge brands are glutenfree as well as other liquid toppings. Please help! Carvel wouldn't make a cake for me without the crunchies becasue they didn't want to turn on the machine and now I am stuck! Thanks!

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I am trying to do make your own sundaes for a party I am doing. I am tying to figure out what hot fudge brands are glutenfree as well as other liquid toppings. Please help! Carvel wouldn't make a cake for me without the crunchies becasue they didn't want to turn on the machine and now I am stuck! Thanks!

A lot of Smuckers brand toppings are gluten free. Also, Dairy Queen has a gluten free list which includes many toppings.

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Great Value(Walmart brand) will clearly state gluten-free...I use theirs for sundaes and it tastes the same as name brand..plus whenever I can save alittle money on gluten-free foods I do!

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Great Value and Wegmans. we use those both pretty often in our home. Like the above poster, we use the store brand to save money too :)

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I went to Dairy Queen and had them specially make an ice cream cake with no cookie crunch. I had them use fudge, caramel and pecans for the middle layer. They have many toppings and ice cream that is gluten free. I did have to give them 2 days.

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I went to Dairy Queen and had them specially make an ice cream cake with no cookie crunch. I had them use fudge, caramel and pecans for the middle layer. They have many toppings and ice cream that is gluten free. I did have to give them 2 days.

Boy is your cake making me hungry...how much did it cost?

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