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Is Tofuttii Slice Cheese...gf?

mrsfish-94

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mrsfish-94 Apprentice
mrsfish-94
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I purchased Tofuttii american sliced cheese for my daughter (can't have dairy) And I think it HAS gluten in it. Does anyone know????

mrsfish

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MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
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It's always best to call the number and ask the company and if that product is not glutenfree than they can tell you what products of theirs are.

mrsfish-94 Apprentice
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I just called them and they said that they don't market it as gluten-free but, they do not add gluten to the recipes. Although they do have vinager in the product, and that they use distilled vinager. Which they have been told is ok for Celiacs. So I quess my question is .... Is Distilled Vinager gluten-free???

mrsfish

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Distilled Vinegar is ok for celiacs :D

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Then it should be fine.

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:D I am so glad!!!! I was so worried because I made a Grilled Cheese sandwich for my daughter last night...she hadn't had in a long time. And she was so thrilled with it!!! And then later I looked and saw vinegar (tofutti cheese) in it. My heart just dropped. She had loved it so much and ate EVERY bite. She loves grilled cheese sandwiches. I did also buy the "follow your heart" brand of cheese but, Mozzerella flavor. I just didn't want to try to slice the cheedar one they have.

Have any of you tried the "follow your heart" brand of cheeses?

mrsfish

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