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Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

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JustThisGuy Newbie
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Anybody know if these are safe?

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Lisa16 Collaborator
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The regular ones are safe. Do not get the ones with wafers. I do not know about the white chocolate ones either-- white chocolate is sometimes not safe.

Enjoy your reeses.

Oh-- there is a long list of gluten free candy put out by ROCK (relatives of celiac kids). Check it out on the web.

Lisa

kbtoyssni Contributor
kbtoyssni
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The big ones are. And I'm pretty sure the little ones, too. But many of the holiday-style ones (like egg-shaped for easter) contain gluten.

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emcmaster
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The big ones are. And I'm pretty sure the little ones, too. But many of the holiday-style ones (like egg-shaped for easter) contain gluten.

Are you serious? The big egg-shaped or heart-shaped ones? Those are my FAVORITE! Not that I can eat them anymore anyway since they contain corn, but I ate those all the time up until a short while ago... maybe that explains why I was feeling so bad!

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Wakeboarder
Posted

What about reese's pieces?

MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
MySuicidalTurtle
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Yes.

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