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James' Salt Water Taffy


jjc

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My mother just brought a box of James' brand Salt Water Taffy back from the Atlantic City boardwalk. Anyone ever had it before or know if it's gluten free? The allergen info says..

ALLERGY INFORMATION: Our production facilities share common processing equipment. All of our products may contain traces of the following: Peanuts, Soybeans, Milk, Eggs, and/or tree nuts.

should I go ahead and eat them, seeing that the allergy info doesn't list anything? I can't find any further information.


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Oh, yum! I miss that stuff from when I lived back east!

Here's the corporate site. There shouldn't be gluten in the taffy itself but you could call or write to be sure about the flavorings.

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(Personally, I'd just eat it but I don't know how sensitive you are.)

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