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Cc In Kozy Shack Pudding?

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fakename Contributor
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No one from the company has replied to me yet, so I want to ask here if there could be any CC in Kozy Shack puddings? Do they make them in a gluten-free facility?

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sa1937 Community Regular
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Sorry you haven't had a response yet. I have eaten Kozy Shack pudding but simply don't know if they're made in a gluten-free facility or not. I think with any company and the numerous ingredients they buy, the potential for CC exists regardless of whether it's a gluten-free facility.

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We've never had a problem with it. It's my kids' favorite!

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We eat Kosy Shack all the time and have never had a problem.

wheeleezdryver Community Regular
wheeleezdryver
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I've had a couple of their items, and have never had any problems either.

(but I'm not as sensitive to gluten (reactionwise)as a lot of others are)

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In the 10 years since I was diagnosed, Kozy Shack has always been one of the companies people with celiac have trusted. I can't remember ever hearing CC complaints. I'd recommend it without hesitation.

richard

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fakename Contributor
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In the 10 years since I was diagnosed, Kozy Shack has always been one of the companies people with celiac have trusted. I can't remember ever hearing CC complaints. I'd recommend it without hesitation.

richard

Finally, I'd like to report that according to the company, it doesn't have gluten free facilities but it does follow good manufacturing practices.

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