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Does anyone know if this is gluten free. It states modified food startch and Kraft says that they will print if it is corn or wheat and the Pudding box does not.

My friend and I use to take whipping cream and a box of sugar-free jello and whip it in a mixer. It makes an oh-so-good pudding-like-mousse that is practically carb free for those carb counters.

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Kraft is a brand that will not hide anything. They will list wheat,rye,barley, oats right on the label or it is gluten free. So just check :D

celiac3270 Collaborator

Definitely gluten-free... and I eat it a lot with no symptoms.

anewsprue Newbie

Jello/Kraft puddings are safe. When I have a sick stomach, warm tapioca pudding soothes like no other, and I eat the snak paks all the time.

Guest Eloisa

Kraft is one of the companies that is real strict on listing their ingredients. They've told over the phone and via telephone that if this say Modified Food Starch that they put where its derived from in parenthesis. If its not listed it is derived from tapioca starch or corn.

Guest talsop

Speaking of pudding, here is a great low cal. dessert made with pudding

I box of sugar free white chocolate instant jello pudding

1 can of crushed pineapple

1 regular size container of coolwhip light

1 container of white chocolate strawberry yoplait lite yogurt

Mix pudding (dry mix) with can of drained pineapple

add yogurt to this mixture

Blend in coolwhip

Can add pecans if desired

chill for 1 hr.

This is awesome. Just thought you would enjoy this

Terri

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Kraft brand jello and pudding is the only brand I eat now. I have never had a reaction to it.


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Guest gfinnebraska

Terri... that sounds yummy!!!! Will have to try that AFTER I get off the SCD diet. :) Can't wait!!!

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