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Anyone have any experience with them? They're gluten-free (with a CYA warning), and I've heard the cinnamon is good for one's intestine.


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They are AMAZING!!! I used to eat them all the time before I went gluten free. I have no idea about the gluten status of them...they are probably made on shared equipment or same facility as wheat, so it's up to you.

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They are made on shared equipment, like many of the gluten-free products at Trader Joe's. Do you know anyone this has been a problem for? I'm not sure whether to avoid foods that say that.

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