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Maggiano's Mints


FLgirl121

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FLgirl121 Newbie

Hey guys!

Does anyone know if the free Maggiano's mints are gluten free? I always am so tempted to grab a few but don't want to risk it! :) I'd appreciate any and all input.

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Did you find out if Maggsinos mints are gluten free?

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cyclinglady Grand Master

I can not find this product for sale.  I assume they are private labeled mints sold to a restaurant.  You could ask to see the carton they came in (read the ingredients label).  I personally would skip it.  Go buy some JUNIOR Mints or Pearson’s Mints at the local grocery, big box,  or drug store as theses are gluten free and made in the USA.  

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