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Gluten Free Popcorn Seasonings

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gfjayhawk Rookie
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We used to buy Dean Jacob's popcorn cheese, but I haven't been able to confirm whether it's gluten-free or not. (I've emailed them, and am waiting to hear back.) In the meantime, do you know of any other good popcorn toppings? My kids are very fond of cheesy popcorn, but I'm not buying anything that's not gluten-free.

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Kraft makes a shake on cheese now..it's in a small blue container with a yellow top -- called Macaroni & Cheese, Cheese Topping (Shake on Popcorn & More!). It is by the Parmesan Cheese. It is the same stuff as what is in the Kraft macaroni and cheese boxes. I mainly got it for mac and cheese but have tried it on popcorn, it is okay the cheese tends to go to the bottom of the bowl. (you get 3oz and it was about $1.50 at WalMart)

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HAK1031 Enthusiast
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Plain old parmesan with some oregano is yummy

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Thanks for the replies. I did get a brief reply back from Dean Jacobs, telling me the popcorn cheese didn't contain gluten. I'm a little leery of possible cc, which they didn't address. So unless they can reassure me about that, I'll keep looking for substitutes. I fear that having celiac disease has made me a wee bit paranoid. :unsure: I'll have to try the Kraft and the parmesan too.

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