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Are Dove Dark Choc Roasted Almonds gluten-free?


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I just bought a bag of Dove Roasted almonds covered in dark chocolate. Does anyone know if these are gluten free? I tried to call the 800#, but their offices have already closed for the day, and I really want to eat some. Thanks for your help.


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lovegrov Collaborator

There's certainly no wheat in it and doesn't appear to be any barley. I'd eat them.

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For those who might be interested-I did some further digging and found that none of the ingredients contain glute, so I ate some of them and haven't had any problems.

eatmeat4good Enthusiast

Oh good! I was going to ask you if you got sick, because those sound really good and I wanna eat some! Thank you for posting! :D

WinterSong Community Regular

I checked with Dove, and they've said that all of their chocolate is gluten free. YEAH!!!! They're my favorite :)

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