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Ice Cream/frozen Yogurt


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Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could tell me about the gluten-free status of either Jack and Jill's Ice Cream or Columbo Frozen yogurt. I'm in my first week of the gluten-free diet at college, and so we're still in the process of working with dining services to find food I can eat. They've been great so far, making sure I have a plate of food that's good for me with no seasonings or anything, but it's been really warm here in PA, and I would LOVE to have some dessert after a meal (I don't have a freezer in my room, because I know of other brands of gluten-free ice cream).

Thanks in advance for your help!


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Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could tell me about the gluten-free status of either Jack and Jill's Ice Cream or Columbo Frozen yogurt.  I'm in my first week of the gluten-free diet at college, and so we're still in the process of working with dining services to find food I can eat.  They've been great so far, making sure I have a plate of food that's good for me with no seasonings or anything, but it's been really warm here in PA, and I would LOVE to have some dessert after a meal (I don't have a freezer in my room, because I know of other brands of gluten-free ice cream).

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Go almost all of the way down and there is a list.. it says Columbo yogurt.. I am not sure if that is also Columbo Frozen Yogurt.

And I am not sure about Jack and Jill's Ice Cream.

Hope I could help!

Lisa

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