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Nestle Toll House Chocolate Morsels?

abby03

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I was wondering if Nestle's semi sweet and milk chocolate morsels were gluten free so I called and got a recording. The recording said that they list the big 8 allergens if it's in the product or if it's made on the same line. They did say anything about gluten though so should I still be worried? Does anyone use this brand of chocolate morsels/chips? If not, what brand is safe? I know enjoy life, but I need to be able to find them at Wal-mart and at a reasonable price.

Also, just to be sure McCormick pure vanilla extract and all powdered sugar should be safe, correct?

Thanks!

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I use all those things. Just watch some of the other flavors of chips. We got a butterscotch with malt (barley)

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Thanks so much! This will be my first time working with baking ingredients since going gluten free and I just wanted to be double sure about everything! : )

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