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Smuckers? Listerine? Colagate?

Donna F

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I just read from a thread last year that smuckers Listerine and Colgate are not gluten-free? Is this info still accurate? I was told by this companies that they are gluten-free - well I didn't call smuckers, I just assumed they were gluten-free b/c the ingredients looked gluten-free (strawberry preserves).

I've been using these for years. But I've never had any luck gaining weight - maybe this is why (?)

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I just read from a thread last year that smuckers Listerine and Colgate are not gluten-free? Is this info still accurate? I was told by this companies that they are gluten-free - well I didn't call smuckers, I just assumed they were gluten-free b/c the ingredients looked gluten-free (strawberry preserves).

I've been using these for years. But I've never had any luck gaining weight - maybe this is why (?)

All of Smuckers Jellys and Jam are gluten free. I am fairly certain that Listerine and Colgate both are gluten free, although I do not use those products.

It's always good to confirm any information you find here with back-up statements with the company. Sometimes people with good intent post incorrect information. Remember that the ultimate responsibility remains with ourselves. (didn't mean for that to sound like a lecture :rolleyes: )

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Donna F
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All of Smuckers Jellys and Jam are gluten free. I am fairly certain that Listerine and Colgate both are gluten free, although I do not use those products.

It's always good to confirm any information you find here with back-up statements with the company. Sometimes people with good intent post incorrect information. Remember that the ultimate responsibility remains with ourselves. (didn't mean for that to sound like a lecture :rolleyes: )

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Oh, I agree totally. That's why I'm asking for more feedback here b/c I thought I had done everthing I could to ensure these were safe. Perhaps the info on that thread is inaccurate then. I just wanted to make sure there wasn't some well-known contamination issues with these products that I was unaware of.

Thank You!

Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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i use listerine daily (the blue kind and the vanilla mint) with no problems.

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lovegrov
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All are gluten-free.

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