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I have been getting along tickety boo for nearly one month on the gluten free diet and find it helps many things, despite my other ailments. Last night, however, my restraint was tested too much to resist by one lone little marshmallow Christmas tree on a stick that was leftover and had been calling to me :). Of course the package, listing ingredients, had already been thrown out so I don't even know where it was made. It took only 2 hours for the gas etc to start up again.... :(. I was undone by my own gluttony lol. Who woulda thunk it could have gluten!?


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If you don't know, you can't eat it!

Well, that's the approach I try to take.

IrishHeart Veteran

"getting along tickety boo" --now, that expression made me smile!

Yeah, I'm afraid if there's no label, it's a scary mystery item.

Like those Alice in Wonderland "eat me" packages? Best not to eat them.

Sorry you're in discomfort........and this too shall pass (literally).

frieze Community Regular

apparently it is the dusting in the mold that causes the issue.

islandmomma Newbie

apparently it is the dusting in the mold that causes the issue.

Thanks everyone and Frieze, that makes sense. What else would they use to be able to remove it easily. Duhhhh, wheat... I won't take the chance again.

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