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I keep buying snack foods (i.e. potato chips, tortilla chips, cheese curls) that say "Gluten Free" on the package and then I'm reading about people being glutened by them. I've been buying Utz brand because it says gluten free on the package, but have read here that some people are really having severe reactions. Are there any tortilla chips, potato chips or cheese curls that are safe? All suggestions welcomed! And thanks. I've learned so much from visiting these forums.

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I buy Mission Tortilla Chips, Pamela's cookies (I like the little ones better than the larger ones), Planters 100% Natural Harvest Jumbo cashews (roasted in sea salt, no added oils)- I can only find these at Target for some reason, raisins, Kraft marshmallows mixed with Cocoa Pebbles to make treats, cheese, M&M's, Dove Chocolate (not sure if all are gluten-free but if you call the 800 number they list them there). Of course all fruits and veggies. Stonyfield organic yogurt (of course not the ones with cereal/granola), nachos.

Anyway, these are my faves.

I'm sure there are more items, just can't think of them right now.

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I buy Mission Tortilla Chips, Pamela's cookies (I like the little ones better than the larger ones), Planters 100% Natural Harvest Jumbo cashews (roasted in sea salt, no added oils)- I can only find these at Target for some reason, raisins, Kraft marshmallows mixed with Cocoa Pebbles to make treats, cheese, M&M's, Dove Chocolate (not sure if all are gluten-free but if you call the 800 number they list them there). Of course all fruits and veggies. Stonyfield organic yogurt (of course not the ones with cereal/granola), nachos.

Anyway, these are my faves.

I'm sure there are more items, just can't think of them right now.

Wow, we can have Cocoa Pebbles? Didn't know that. Thank you for all the suggestions.

jjdthmpsn Rookie
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Yes you can have coco pebbles and fruity pebbles only from Post I believe. I also found out you can buy malt o meal fruity dyno bites. If you have a walmart near you I know there gummy worms say gluten free on the back and they are only 1.00. You can have Doritos Cool Ranch chips and all flavors of those Lays Stax chips that come in the can. Not the pringles though, just the lays stax. Walmarts lunch meat will say gluten free on them as well. Hmm, that is all I can think of for now sorry it isn't much. But then there really isn't much out there that says gluten free on them for sure. Hope this helps.

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