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Does anyone know if Dunkin Donuts coffee has gluten in it...light and sweet with a splash of vaniella????


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Gemini Experienced

Does anyone know if Dunkin Donuts coffee has gluten in it...light and sweet with a splash of vaniella????

The vast majority of coffee that is unflavored, is gluten-free. The flavored versions may or may not be so you would have to check with the manufacturer. I do not drink DD coffee...I'm a Starbuck's addict. However, I would be extremely careful when ordering in a DD shop and ask the server to change their gloves before getting your coffee. The CC in there is ridiculous and they generally hire people with little to no English skills....a bad combination for a Celiac.

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The vast majority of coffee that is unflavored, is gluten-free. The flavored versions may or may not be so you would have to check with the manufacturer. I do not drink DD coffee...I'm a Starbuck's addict. However, I would be extremely careful when ordering in a DD shop and ask the server to change their gloves before getting your coffee. The CC in there is ridiculous and they generally hire people with little to no English skills....a bad combination for a Celiac.

I'm originally from New England and grew up on Dunkin Donuts coffee, and still prefer it to other brands. I have no problem with their unflavored coffee, and drink their Vanilla flavored coffee with no ill effects. It can be purchased in supermarkets.

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I'm originally from New England and grew up on Dunkin Donuts coffee, and still prefer it to other brands. I have no problem with their unflavored coffee, and drink their Vanilla flavored coffee with no ill effects. It can be purchased in supermarkets.

I used to work in a Dunkin when I was in college. I agree strongly with what was posted above. If you are buying it from the store you'll need to check the bag but likely you'd be okay with the plain. (I'd buy that and grab your own flavorings to be safe.) I would not suggest you go to Dunkin and try to order coffee there if you are super sensitive.

You literally can't work there and not get stuff from the donuts all over everything including yourself. That means cross contamination is almost a given and as much as I love Dunkin I'd never do it knowing that, remembering how I would come home covered in the coatings from the donuts et all. It was almost as bad as deep fry grease and we didn't even make the donuts in our store. Just moving all that around inevitably gets you dirty with all the crumbs and toppings.

Even if a food worker made your coffee fresh, odds are just standing over it and making it until they cap it could gluten it and no, I'm not kidding.

Oh, I really miss Dunkin.

I went in to meet someone last month and I nearly fainted from the smell. I have had actual dreams about Dunkin donuts and Popeye Fried chicken where I am walking around feeling lost and very hungry but I seemingly can't even have a donut or a piece of fried chicken in my dream! It's maddening!

The hardest things to give up for me were Dunkin Donuts, Popeye Fried chicken, and my monthly Big Mac with FF. I'm not often tempted to cheat, but those are the three things I have the most trouble with.

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