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Fruit Juice


SofiEmiMom

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Are there any kids fruit juices that would not be gluten-free? I'm looking ahead to the school year here and my children both have snack time. They always bring their own snack (while the rest of the class eats the snack brought in by one parent), but I was wondering if I could let them have the juice that the rest of the class drinks. The school requires 100% fruit juice...but most juices say that on the bottle but when you read the ingredients it says corn syrup and citric acid are generally added. So anyway, I'm guessing that all fruit juices would be ok but wanted to know if anyone knew different. Thanks so much.


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corn syrup is always gluten free and citric acid is ok in the U.S

Not all fruit juices are gluten free so you do have to check.

I drink juice(in pouches like capri sun) by Apple&Eve. I get it at the health food store and it comes in Fruit Punch or White Grape Strawberry. They are gluten free and very good.

Juicy Juice products are gluten free too. There are other brands too but they are not coming to my mind right now.

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