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Are Cheetos Still Gluten Free?


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Cheetos are my absolutely favorite snack. I am very recently diagnosed and had a fellow celiac tell me recently that the formulation has changed and I can't eat them anymore. Anybody have more info?


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Cheetos are my absolutely favorite snack. I am very recently diagnosed and had a fellow celiac tell me recently that the formulation has changed and I can't eat them anymore. Anybody have more info?

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Cheetos remain on the Frito-Lay gluten-free list. To see it, go to fritolay.com and click on the section about special diets.

I don't think Cheetos are made on a dedicated line, in case that's a concern for you.

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