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Gluten/dairy/soy Free Ice Cream Brands! Mmm

Miss Emily

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Miss Emily
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Okay, so at first I found Purley Decadent Coconut Milk Ice Cream. However, only a few flavors were GFSFDF. Now, I have found two more brands and they are even yummier!!!

Coconut Bliss (I just had the Chocolate Hazulnut Fudge, very creamy! They have more than 10 flavors ALL GFSFDF)

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Tempt (I had the Coffee Biscotti flavor! It was so good and the chocolate biscotti peices were amazing!)

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Purely Decadent

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I love summer! Enjoy!

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Thanks for posting these.

You might want to look into sherberts also. Some fit the criteria but I am sorry I don't remember the brand names. Sherbert is also really easy to make and fresh fruit season makes it a good time to try making some.

I have seen the coconut milk one you mentioned and I'll have to give it a try.

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I love Purely Decadent. And I'm going to petition my Kroger to carry the Luna and Larry's Coconut bliss, their flavors look wonderful!

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I love Purely Decadent. And I'm going to petition my Kroger to carry the Luna and Larry's Coconut bliss, their flavors look wonderful!

I also like that Coconut Bliss (Luna and Larry's) is sweetened with agave syrup which is better for those of us who are sensitive to sugar :0)

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