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Udi's Gluten Free Chcolate Chip Cookies


Michelle1234

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I really like Udi's Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies. They have snickerdoodle too but I didn't try them. Unfortunately my King Soopers tries to hide them. They have Udi's in three places. A stand up freezer. Then way across the bakery section in a chest freezer. The third place is the hardest to find. They were on a stand alone rack near the meat section (at the end of the bakery) on the reverse side of a regular Udis (gluten filled products) rack. There I found more Udi's gluten free items and these wonderful cookies. I hope more people find them since I want them to continue the product. I have no idea how long they have been out since I just stumbled across them.

I checked for them at two other stores. Weren't there, at least not where I could find them. Also not on Udi's web site. But I know they exist since they are in my cabinet.


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I haven't seen those yet. Can't wait to try them. We like the Udi's products.

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