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Quaker Cracker Jack Corn Cakes... Mmmmm

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elsinore Rookie
elsinore
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Hey gang... checked their Canadian website which implied they were gluten-free so ate them. Delicious. But would like to know if anyone actually verified with Quaker that they are gluten-free?

Thanks,

Elsinore

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Careful with Quaker they might do rice cakes and stuff that are suppose to be gluten-free but there's alot of talk on the boards about cross-contaimination with them.

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Katie O'Rourke Rookie
Katie O'Rourke
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Usually if they're gluten free they will actually state this on the back of the packet now, like Walkers do with their crisps. Also though, to look out for are Quakers snack bags - sorry i cant remember the name at the moment - theyre a little like crisps, but low in fat, and made of maize i believe. Bags are black and you can get them in places like superdrug. Anyway, theyre really tasty, and say gluten free on the back. Kettle chips are also a great gluten-free bonus, and always say gluten-free on the back if they are :)

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KaitiUSA
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I do not trust Quaker...they have alot of cross contamination issues. I have not had a problem with many brands when it comes to cross contamination but this brand I have had problems with.

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darlindeb25
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I have eaten Quaker Caramel Corn Ricecakes for over 5 years andnot once been glutened. The Cracker Jack rorn cakes are gluten free if you eat the "original" brand--the Butter Toffee Cracker Jack ricecake contains barley, so watch out for that one. Deb

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Usually if they're gluten free they will actually state this on the back of the packet now, like Walkers do with their crisps. Also though, to look out for are Quakers snack bags - sorry i cant remember the name at the moment - theyre a little like crisps, but low in fat, and made of maize i believe. Bags are black and you can get them in places like superdrug. Anyway, theyre really tasty, and say gluten free on the back. Kettle chips are also a great gluten-free bonus, and always say gluten-free on the back if they are :)

They don't have gluten-free statements on mainstream products in Canada.

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