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Dippin Dots

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uclangel422
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Hi everyone,

I am going to Dodger Stadium tonight and would love to eat some ice cream. I heard they have a Dippin Dots and was wondering if anyone knew whether they were gluten-free. I am having no luck looking on my own.

Thanks for the help!

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I hope you enjoyed the game. My husband and son went to a local minor league stadium and tried finding out from the vendor on site. My husband looked for the basic wheat, rye, barley, flour ingredients but at the time he's wasn't so experienced with all the other hidden ingredients. I don't think there was anything obvious. They're going to another game on Friday so I would love to have confirmation that all is OK. Christy ;)

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Since I am at work right now, I cannot get to my files to quote a source, but I do have information stating that most flavors are gluten free, the obvious such as cookies n' cream are not. The ingredients of each are listed on their website also.

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uclangel422
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Thanks for the help. I had a great time at the game but ended up eating safe stuff like peanuts and popcorn. Maybe next time i go, i will be a little more adventurous.

Hearts Apprentice
Hearts
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Wasn't thinking! Thanks for reminding me to check websites. I went and checked and the ice cream dippin dots appear gluten-free and best news for me.. they listed carbohydrates too so we can eat with confidence since my son is diabetic as well.

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