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Amazing Gluten Free Snack At Costco


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kareng Grand Master

They are gluten-free? I tried them before I had to eat gluten-free & liked them. Thanks for the heads up.

Juliebove Rising Star

They are gluten-free? I tried them before I had to eat gluten-free & liked them. Thanks for the heads up.

Yep! Says gluten-free right on the package. We just bought some the other day.

luvs2eat Collaborator

I'm just jealous that you HAVE a Costco nearby. The ONLY thing around here is Sam's Club (Sam's from AR after all) and the closest one is 2 hours away!!

LOVE Costco!!

SuperMolly Apprentice

I'll have to try those. Be careful with the gluten-free chicken strips they sell at Costco. Both times I tried them I got sick. Finally I noticed the fine print about processing in the same factory as other wheat products. Same thing with the Cashew Clusters. It is frustrating when people try to make things gluten-free but don't do it right...especially when it's labeled "Gluten Free".

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