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I thought I'd pop this up in an easy to find place for today. I hope all the little monsters have fun. I'm looking forward to the leftovers tonight.

Thank you to to the original poster.


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diane64 Apprentice

Thanks!

notme Experienced

thanx! this is my first gluten-free halloween and it's killing me - we usually have a party for the kids. we adjusted the menu but there were still some treats i was dying to eat........

on the upside: sixlets are gluten-free!!! yayyyyy!!!!

srall Contributor

Thank you! My daughter is newly gluten free and we were wondering! Her favorite candies are gluten free thank goodness

lovegrov Collaborator

Bye bye Halloween. 205 little monsters came by our house tonight.

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