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Sorry if this is old news, but I just found out that all of their gluten free products are made on dedicated lines! So there is no risk of CC! I'm so excited since I have seem to be having reactions to some other brands of nuts. Just wanted to spread the word.


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GFqueen17 Contributor

do their products say gluten free on the label?

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The nuts are not advertised as gluten-free but I believe the crackers and almond milk are. Just make sure you read the ingredients on the nuts though, there are a couple of flavors that do contain wheat. Here is the email I received:

Good Morning Geoff -

Thank you for contacting Blue Diamond Growers.

All of our gluten-free products are produced on lines that are dedicated to gluten-free products.

If I can be of further assistance, please feel free to contact me.

Deborah Sommers

Consumer Advocate

Marketing Department

I also called just to confirm.

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