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Frito Lay Ranch Dip


NateJ

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Been gluten-free for about 6 months now after diagnosis. I can count on one hand the # of episodes I've had since then. I usually just chalk it up to cross contamination. I bought some of the Frito Lay ranch dip in a jar at the grocery store last week, after reading the label, the allergen info said: MILK. so after eating it twice now and getting bad stomach cramps followed by the you know what I'm fairly certain that it was the dip. Just a warning really.I checked there website and they do warn about it however.


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I got cramps just reading the title of your post. :blink:

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These products have been tested below the suggestion 20ppm. If a product is not listed, it has not been tested.

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The dip has not been tested, but contains no gluten ingredients.

Frito-Lay is a pretty great company with regard to listing gluten.

NateJ Contributor

yep. I saw the same thing. But three separate times getting sick. No thanks. There is something in there my gut doesn't like.

I'm fairly certain its not the milk, i eat cheese, milk, with no issues.

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yep. I saw the same thing. But three separate times getting sick. No thanks. There is something in there my gut doesn't like.

I'm fairly certain its not the milk, i eat cheese, milk, with no issues.

MSG???

NateJ Contributor

MSG???

maybe. i don't eat that much processed food. so I'm not sure. Live and learn.

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