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Tropical Sno Sno Cones


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I looked this up here, but the only info was from 2004, so I contacted Tropical Sno.

Here is a copy of the email

My daughter has been diagnosed with Celiac disease. Are TropicalSno flavors

gluten free?

Justin,

Thank you for your question. Yes, Tropical Sno flavors are gluten free and

a great treat for someone with Celiac Disease.

Thanks,

Donald Griffiths

Pioneer Family Brands, Inc.

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Just wanted to update this. I just called Tropical Sno today, and was told their shaved ice flavors are all gluten free. I was also told the owner is gluten intolerant, and he enjoys the sno cones, and he cannot eat any gluten. We have a little hut in town that sells these all summer, so now I can enjoy one! And since there's nothing else for sale BUT shaved ice, I dont have to worry about cc.

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