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Aplets & Cotlets


dmchr4

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I bought some Aplets and Cotlets at Costco and was wondering if my gluten-free daughter could eat them. They are SO good. I emaield the company and this is their response:

Gluten is a protein found in some cereal grains. Most often wheat gluten is the source of certain people's digestive problems. Barley, oats, spelt, kamut, triticale and other lesser-known grains can cause problems also. Our candies do not have wheat, wheat by-products or any other of the before-mentioned grains.

Our candies are made with corn starch and corn syrup. Corn also has gluten, but corn gluten has a different molecular structure. Many people that suffer from Celiac disease, or gluten intolerance, can eat our candy, but we suggest a consultation with their physician.

If you are allergic to nuts or soy, please keep in mind that although we follow very strict cleaning procedures to reduce the likelyhood of cross contamination of allergens, this is always a possibility. Not knowing how sensitive you or your recipient are to gluten, soy or nuts, you must weigh the risks.

If you have further questions concerning a specific item, please call our Customer Service department at 1-800-888-5696.

Best regards,

Customer Service Dept.

Liberty Orchards Co., Inc.

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trixiesirisheyes Newbie

This makes me so happy! I LOVE their whole line! I was wondering if they were gluten-free.

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modiddly16 Enthusiast

I've never heard of them, what are they?!

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nocommente Rookie

They're a jelled fruit candy, dusted with powdered sugar. They're really delicious, and different from other kinds of candy.

I'm impressed with their response, they seem to really know their stuff.

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