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Culver's Ice Cream

cbear6301

By cbear6301
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We went to Culvers for ice cream and we all got really sick. Gluten sick..I ate the frozen custard last week and was fine but had the concrete vanilla today.. we only ordered from their gluten free menu.

Anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks.

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I was told, by a Culver's employee, that their fries are safe. I got really sick after eating those. I also got sick after eating one of their Ande's concrete mixers, so now the only thing I order there is the banana milkshake and haven't gotten sick from that.

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We went to Culvers for ice cream and we all got really sick. Gluten sick..I ate the frozen custard last week and was fine but had the concrete vanilla today.. we only ordered from their gluten free menu.

Anyone have any experience with this?

Thanks.

I got their chili once and felt sick afterwards (and that's supposed to be safe!) However, I have the Butterfingers Concrete and it doesn't bother me.

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