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Gluten Free Nuts


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Can anyone tell me what brand/s of nuts (Almonds mainly, but any will do) are 100% gluten free? Thanks!!


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Can anyone tell me what brand/s of nuts (Almonds mainly, but any will do) are 100% gluten free? Thanks!!

You ask a very good question.

The ones that are shelled *may* have allergen

info on the package;all the Walmart ones do

for example (and all show wheat in them).

I use Planter's since they are owned by

Kraft and they are the only ones

around here that don't show wheat

contamination.

Still,you wonder;have talked to Kraft

twice and they say they are OK,look on the can,etc.

Probably the best thing is to shell them yourself...

easy for peanuts,maybe not for almonds.

dilettantesteph Collaborator

I am very sensitive. I buy them in the shell and don't eat the broken ones. Nutsonline.com has gluten free nuts.

Britt26 Rookie

Thanks for telling me about Nutsonline! I just went to their website and everything looks great. I can't decide what to get, everything looks so delicious!!

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