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Lay's Stax "gluten Free" Label!

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catfish Apprentice
catfish
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My DW bought a tube of "Lay's Stax". They are the same thing as Pringles basically. I was looking at the label expecting to find the dreaded "modified food starch" which would mean uncertainty and thus my inability to enjoy them, when I saw printed on the side of the can right above the bar code, "This product is naturally free of gluten." :o

Other than on specialty health products, I have never seen this on any other packaged food before. How nice would it be if everybody did this? I don't normally eat a lot of this type of thing, but you can bet I'll be getting these from now on, as long as they keep this text on the label! :lol:

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KaitiUSA
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The Lays Staxx chips say are gluten free. I've even heard they are made on a dedicated gluten free line. MFS can contain gluten but it doesn't always you just have to check with the manufacturer. I eat Staxx all the time and I am sooo happy that they even have "this product is naturally free of gluten" right on it!!! They are starting to get it :D

celiac3270 Collaborator
celiac3270
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My DW bought a tube of "Lay's Stax". They are the same thing as Pringles basically. I was looking at the label expecting to find the dreaded "modified food starch" which would mean uncertainty and thus my inability to enjoy them, when I saw printed on the side of the can right above the bar code, "This product is naturally free of gluten." :o

Other than on specialty health products, I have never seen this on any other packaged food before. How nice would it be if everybody did this? I don't normally eat a lot of this type of thing, but you can bet I'll be getting these from now on, as long as they keep this text on the label! :lol:

I know--that's terrific! This is a big step--now companies not only have gluten-free lists or ingredient listing policies, but a name-brand mainstream company wrote gluten-free on the package the way a specialty food company would in a health food store! A major victory for us all...maybe some other companies will follow this lead :)

I had heard about this before....and also about the dedicated lines Kaiti mentioned.

MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast
MySuicidalTurtle
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. . .A standard US definition and rules for what glutenfree is would be good someday.

Remember that a lot of products are naturally glutenfree but are not made on dedicated lines so you have to check to make sure.

Luckily, these are.

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celiac3270 Collaborator
celiac3270
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I just tried them yesterday! They were great...just like Pringles!

Guest nini
Guest nini
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My whole family LOVES Lays Stax! The pizza flavor didn't say it on the label, so I called the company while I was in the store and they assured me that ALL of the Stax line is gluten free, and they sent me coupons and stickers a pencil and a temp tattoo all for my little girl. They also sent me a current list of all of there gluten-free products. I love Frito Lays!!!!

Guest nini
Guest nini
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Oh and btw Hormel Pepperoni's all have "gluten free" right on their label too!

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