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Starbucks Caramel Brul

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the website says this drink does not have wheat in it. however, on some other posts on this website, people said it did in fact contain gluten.

does anyone know?

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the website says this drink does not have wheat in it. however, on some other posts on this website, people said it did in fact contain gluten.

does anyone know?

i asked the staff at starbucks yesterday (and after they got 4 people involved) they said it did..they told me all their specialty coffees can have it but their teas are safe. i don't know if i trust anything there :(

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im not sure why everything is such a secret. ugh!

i looked on their site - where are the ingredients in their syrups?

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i asked the staff at starbucks yesterday (and after they got 4 people involved) they said it did..they told me all their specialty coffees can have it but their teas are safe. i don't know if i trust anything there :(

I created an account just so that I could reply to this message.

I had a severe allergic reaction to a Caramel Brulee Latte today. I am allergic to wheat, not all gluten, and I contacted Starbucks when I couldn't find any ingredient information. They said that there may be cross-contamination in their specialty coffee drinks and will expedite the information to the supervisors so new bulletins will be posted in all of the stores.

I am covered in hives and am having trouble breathing. That should be a warning enough to all of you gluten-free's to stay away from the Caramel Brulee.

Best wishes!

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I created an account just so that I could reply to this message.

I had a severe allergic reaction to a Caramel Brulee Latte today. I am allergic to wheat, not all gluten, and I contacted Starbucks when I couldn't find any ingredient information. They said that there may be cross-contamination in their specialty coffee drinks and will expedite the information to the supervisors so new bulletins will be posted in all of the stores.

I am covered in hives and am having trouble breathing. That should be a warning enough to all of you gluten-free's to stay away from the Caramel Brulee.

Best wishes!

BUMMER :huh: Bummer for you and Bummer for all the rest of us, too! Hope you feel better soon!

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