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MelindaLee

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I was talking with a friend who's DH is celiac. She had a list that said Doritos were safe. I thought I looked at ingrediants and saw the Cool Ranch were okay, but not the original. Does anyone know for sure? I tried to access the web site and they require an adobe flash which I can't load. HELP Her DH is going on a "guys" trip and you know they need munchies! :D

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kareng Grand Master
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I was talking with a friend who's DH is celiac. She had a list that said Doritos were safe. I thought I looked at ingrediants and saw the Cool Ranch were okay, but not the original. Does anyone know for sure? I tried to access the web site and they require an adobe flash which I can't load. HELP Her DH is going on a "guys" trip and you know they need munchies! :D

I just looked at the list and the plain ones are fine. I tried to copy it but couldn't. They have a really long list so probably most flavors are fine. Read the labels. I also like Santitos which are only $2 per bag.

Looks like the only Doritos that are not gluten-free are Nacho cheese and Spicy Sweet chili.

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They may be gluten free by ingredients but many of us have had CC issues with Lay's products. The only product they make that I will eat is plain chips. Lays does make Stacks which are made on dedicated lines. I can't eat them because of soy but if he is okay with soy I would go with those over the Doritos.

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kareng Grand Master
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This is a list from a different part of the website. It is for US only.

U.S. Products Not Containing Gluten Ingredients

Some people suffer from an intolerance to foods containing gluten, which is a type of protein found in wheat, rye and barley. Neither wheat, rye, barley or oat ingredients are found in the Frito-Lay Products listed below (we include oats in this list as a precaution as oats are often commingled with gluten-containing grains). Please note however, that other than our LAY'S

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. . . and an FYI . . . the Krogers brand version of the Nacho Cheese Tortilla is free of gluten ingredients.

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Thanks for all the info. I do believe the bag I looked at was the Nacho, which I see are not safe. The Cool Ranch looked okay, but I understand the possiblity of CC. As alwyas....Thanks for the quick responces. :D

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My husband is a Celiac and almost LIVES off of Cool Ranch Doritos. They never ever make him feel sick so i would say that without a doubt yes they are safe.

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