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Ore-ida Extra Crispy Fries


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Does anyone know if the Ore-Ida site keeps their gluten free list updated?

They do not have the Extra Crispy Seasoned Crinkles or the Extra Crispy Seasoned Tater Tots on their gluten free list. I looked at the ingredients at the store but did not see anything that was gluten in them so I got them.

I've had the EC Seasoned Crinkles before with no problem but tonight I looked at their list to check out the Tater Tots and am now not sure what to do.

Has anyone had any of the fries they carry that are not on the list but the ingredients look safe and not had any problems with them?

Thank you


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Does anyone know if the Ore-Ida site keeps their gluten free list updated?

They do not have the Extra Crispy Seasoned Crinkles or the Extra Crispy Seasoned Tater Tots on their gluten free list. I looked at the ingredients at the store but did not see anything that was gluten in them so I got them.

I've had the EC Seasoned Crinkles before with no problem but tonight I looked at their list to check out the Tater Tots and am now not sure what to do.

Has anyone had any of the fries they carry that are not on the list but the ingredients look safe and not had any problems with them?

Thank you

While I don't know about Ore-Ida in particular, in general I look askance at all seasoned fries. Every single brand of seasoned fries I've seen has wheat in them.

Ed in MD

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While I don't know about Ore-Ida in particular, in general I look askance at all seasoned fries. Every single brand of seasoned fries I've seen has wheat in them.

Ed in MD

I also avoid any seasoned fries. Was looking at ore-ida products in grocery store yesterday and believe that seasoned fries contained modified food starch which I avoid, can't remember exactly what the ingredients were but I only buy plain fries. You can always cook part way and season yourself for added flavor during remainder of cooking time.

hth :rolleyes:

Cinnamon Apprentice

Here's a link to the Ore-Ida gluten free page. I don't know how to make it clickable, but you could copy and paste.

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missy'smom Collaborator

I called Ore-Ida earlier ths year and asked if they had an updated list. They said no. When I asked about products that weren't on the list but appeared to be gluten-free, shae said hold on. After consulting with someone, came back and said stick to the list. No explanation.

Franceen Explorer

According to the newly updated Clan Thompson Food Smartlist - ALL TATER TOT varieties, including the seasoned and extra crispy are gluten free. I've had no problem with them. MOST (but not all) Ore-Ida varieties are gluten-free, exception IS some of the seasoned varieties and of course the onion rings (battered).

GlutenGalAZ Enthusiast

Thank you everyone for your posts. I think I will stay away from the tater tots and just give the bag to my in-laws who can eat them.

I did try the Extra Crispy Fast Food Fries that are on the gluten free list and had no problem. They were good. I just want a french fry we can have with hamburgers, hot dogs, and other summer type meals.

Thanks again :)


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