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Frito-Lay to Brand Gluten Free Products - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

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Believe it or not, a large number of Frito-Lay's chips have always been made without gluten ingredients, but the company is working with the FDA, the Food Allergy Research Program, and the Celiac Disease Foundation to develop a validation program for ...

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Ironically, the red bag of Doritos in the story is not gluten free.

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Ironically, the red bag of Doritos in the story is not gluten free.

True. A little homework would have helped.

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gliad-in-Idaho Newbie
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We bought a bag of Doritos Nacho Cheese chips yesterday (only one of us is G.I.) and noticed that they no longer contain wheat. I'm curious if they are moving toward a gluten free label for this flavor. This would be huge since this is my favorite flavor of their chips.

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There is another post on this with a response from Frito Lays stating they did remove the wheat.

However, I believe they still have the "processed on same lines" wording but do wash the lines in between.

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