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Kraft/planter's Nuts/ Just Checking...

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oceangirl
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Hi everyone,

Planter's nuts (not roasted) are still okay? Yes? I eat the South Beach Diet mix...

Thank you!

lisa

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Planter's is a Kraft brand. If there is any gluten, they will clearly name the gluten grain in the ingredients list. If you don't see wheat, rye, barley or oats in the list, then they are not in the product.

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larry mac
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A little off topic.

Went to a b-day party today. We had Hot Fudge Sundays. I checked the can of "nut topping" (don't remember the brand), and it had wheat starch in it. Why the formulation had to include that in a simple peanut product is beyond me. But it just reinforces the need to check product labels all the time.

btw, everyone but me had fried chicken from Popeys and KFC. Not usually a complainer, but damn that sucked. :D

best regards, lm

brigala Explorer
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Planter's nuts (not roasted) are still okay? Yes? I eat the South Beach Diet mix...

I think so, but you should always read the label on every individual package. You never know when a formula might change.

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Thank you everyone!

lisa

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