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Thrify Brand Ice Cream From Rite Aid


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After visiting Rite Aid a few times and just dying to know what ice creams are gluten free with the ingredients that might be gluten (natural flavors for example) I decided to call the manufacturer of the ice cream to see. Obviously cross contamination makes it not possible to eat from their ice cream bar, but buying a 1/2 gallon can't be bad now can it? :)

The person I spoke to at the company seemed knowledgable and said they have distributed documentation to Rite Aid but when I asked if they had anything I got the deer in the headlight stare.

He said the list WITHOUT gluten was shorter...so that was exciting! And what he told me a lot of them were very obvious.

  • Birthday Cake
  • Chocolate Browny
  • Chocolate Cookie Dough
  • Chocolate Malt Crunch
  • Circus Animal Cookies
  • Cookies & Cream
  • Medieval Madness

Butter pecan is gluten free!!! :)


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