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tammy Community Regular
tammy
Posted

Hi,

Last year I was able to obtain a GLUTEN-FREE Product list from Nestle.

Here it is:

Carnation Hot Cocoa

Coffee-flavored and unflavored

Coffee-Mate Liquid(flavored and unflavored)

Coffee-Mate Powder((flavored and unflavored)

Juicy Juice (all flavors)

Libby's Kerns Nectar(All flavors)

Nesquik Powder(all flavors)

Nesquick Ready to drink (all flavors)

Nesquik Syrup(all flavors)

Nestea(all flavors)

:D

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Thank you - a little Carnation Instant Breakfast (Nestle label on container) is getting to be a real treat for me, glad to have an alternative.

They said to avoid the Cocolate Malt flavor, but the others are OK.

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gf4life
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I just wish they were casein free! I had to give up coffee, since I only liked it with the flavored creamers. It says non-dairy creamer, but it is not diary-free! Oh well, coffee isn't really good for you anyhow, and it has been four months since my last cup! I now drink herbal tea, and carry my own bags with me in my purse, so I know it is gluten-free tea...

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