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Oreo Like, Gluten Free Cookie

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grantschoep Contributor
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Has anyone found an Oreo like gluten-free cookie. I started doing some looking and found a number of wheat free ones, but non that say gluten-free.

Odd, mi-del cookies, have the ingredients here

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But they just say wheat free, I can't seem to see an ingredient that is bad, ok maybe the natural flavoring...

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Ah, I should have looked first. Just noticed Glutano has some.

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Dang I really like alot of Glutano products. Wish they would carry them at a store around here.

Guest nini
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When I called MiDel, they said they ARE gluten free, the Wheat Free label was just a "marketing decision" (which sux) but we do still buy them and have had no problems with them.

I didn't like the Glutino ones... they were way too sweet.

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The Glutano ones taste much better to me if they're refrigerated first.

grantschoep Contributor
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Arg.. ok, so I cannot find the mi-del "oreo" like cookies here at all. Cruddy. I went to 4 different grocery store chains here, all 4 of them carry pretty much every Mi-Del cookie, except the Oreo like ones. Well, I guess I will order some online...

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My kids like the Glutano Chocolate O's better than the Mi-Del. Funny, but we thought the Mi-Del ones tasted too sweet! The Glutano ones have a very soft filling, and if you plan to crush them into cookie crumbs, then it is best to remove the filling or it turns the crumbs to mush. But they taste good.

We can't get either one locally either. We buy online (mostly from Gluten Solutions).

Have you tried the Glutino Zebra Dreams? They are a chocolate cookie with vanilla cream filling and although they don't look much like an oreo (they are rectangles) they taste better than either of these other "O" cookies.

God bless,

Mariann

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