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michelle60 Newbie
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what soft drinks can i have? Like can I have iced tea and coke and stuff? And what about slushies at stores?

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Lisa
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HI Michelle and Welcome,

All coke, pepsi, 7-up and sprite products are gluten free. I would suggest that you stick to those until you learn more about the diet.

You can learn a lot on this site. Welcome again.

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HI Michelle and Welcome,

All coke, pepsi, 7-up and sprite products are gluten free. I would suggest that you stick to those until you learn more about the diet.

You can learn a lot on this site. Welcome again.

Hi, have trying to find out about Dr. Pepper. since it has 23 ingredients and secret. Was wondering if anyone else has had problems with it. I drink very little soft drinks but tried Dr. Pepper a couple weeks ago. Now my DH is very active. Trying to track down the cause. Thanks for any help. Babs.......Oh I have no idea about the slushies.

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Hi, have trying to find out about Dr. Pepper. since it has 23 ingredients and secret. Was wondering if anyone else has had problems with it. I drink very little soft drinks but tried Dr. Pepper a couple weeks ago. Now my DH is very active. Trying to track down the cause. Thanks for any help. Babs.......Oh I have no idea about the slushies.

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I could never find out about Slurpees, but I found that Icees are a good substitute. Their website lists their flavors and ingredients as well as gluten free. www.icee.com

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