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Lemon Jello By Kraft?


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Wasn't real happy with the info on the phone so does anyone know? Thanks so much. Person on the phone didn't assure me for sure.


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kareng Grand Master

It's a Kraft product. If it has gluten in any form, they will list it in the ingredients.

Roda Rising Star

We eat Kraft Jello all the time without incident.

lovegrov Collaborator

I assume the person on the phone told you to just read the ingredients. That's the best thing you can hear -- it means they will clearly list any gluten, which is what Kraft's policy is. Also, I'm almost 100 percent sure that all flavor Jellos are gluten-free.

richard

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I've used it in lemon chiffon cakes several times and have never had a reaction. Kraft has wonderful labeling!

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