Gluten-free Oreos Arrive in January 2021!

 Will it be produced on a "D" (Dairy Line) as, so many cream filled cookies are?  The stacked Oreos might be covering up that Information.  As far as I know, the company doesn't have a dedicated facility.  Is Ritz next?  Sure hope so, then I could make a Thanksgiving stuffing my parents used to make.  For now you can use Schar Entertainment Crackers (The Gluten-Free version of Ritz).

Good point.  Celiac people vary in tolerances. 

Whey, carrageenan, preservatives, yeast, some dairy and many chemicals (sodium aluminum phosphate & monocalcium phosphate) are often used as leavenings & guarantee massive diarrhea.  It's amazing how badly wounded the gut becomes with celiac disease.

I have problems with Glutino brand and have yet to understand why.  Some Schars products are tolerated, while others are not.  Also, beware of products containing "cottonseed" oil as it is a textiles plant & contains high levels of pesticide.

Do we have a date yet?!? I'm so ready to eat these :-)

On 11/24/2020 at 7:40 PM, R. M. LOMBARDO said:

 Will it be produced on a "D" (Dairy Line) as, so many cream filled cookies are?  The stacked Oreos might be covering up that Information.  As far as I know, the company doesn't have a dedicated facility.  Is Ritz next?  Sure hope so, then I could make a Thanksgiving stuffing my parents used to make.  For now you can use Schar Entertainment Crackers (The Gluten-Free version of Ritz).

Are you referring to cross contamination as opposed to purposely including dairy as an ingredient?

4 hours ago, trents said:

Are you referring to cross contamination as opposed to purposely including dairy as an ingredient?

Yes, but on some Gluten-Free Products you'll see a "D" in the lower right hand corner on front, back or side of the packaging, indicating it's produced on a line that handled Dairy Products.  I was assured, years ago by Pamela's Products, that is washed off when Gluten-Free products are used.  The Gluten-Free Cookies/Crackers produced by Glutino, indicate they may contain traces of Milk or wheat.  I never received a straight answer from them regarding why their /Udi's English Muffins contain Milk.  Udi's Cookies also contain Milk.  Here's one I can't understand:  Amy's small No Cheese Pizza doesn't contain Wheat, but the large one does.  I have made them aware & assume their scratching their heads.

2 hours ago, R. M. LOMBARDO said:

Yes, but on some Gluten-Free Products you'll see a "D" in the lower right hand corner on front, back or side of the packaging, indicating it's produced on a line that handled Dairy Products.  I was assured, years ago by Pamela's Products, that is washed off when Gluten-Free products are used.  The Gluten-Free Cookies/Crackers produced by Glutino, indicate they may contain traces of Milk or wheat.  I never received a straight answer from them regarding why their /Udi's English Muffins contain Milk.  Udi's Cookies also contain Milk.  Here's one I can't understand:  Amy's small No Cheese Pizza doesn't contain Wheat, but the large one does.  I have made them aware & assume their scratching their heads.

Do you have reaction to traces of dairy?

On 11/25/2020 at 8:07 AM, Guest Laura said:

Good point.  Celiac people vary in tolerances. 

Whey, carrageenan, preservatives, yeast, some dairy and many chemicals (sodium aluminum phosphate & monocalcium phosphate) are often used as leavenings & guarantee massive diarrhea.  It's amazing how badly wounded the gut becomes with celiac disease.

I have problems with Glutino brand and have yet to understand why.  Some Schars products are tolerated, while others are not.  Also, beware of products containing "cottonseed" oil as it is a textiles plant & contains high levels of pesticide.

You may be having a problem with glutino because they use corn. My daughter has wheat sensitivity, and has a hard time digesting corn. She does better with rice or nut based crackers.

On 1/1/2021 at 9:50 AM, Guest Mollz said:

Do we have a date yet?!? I'm so ready to eat these 🙂

waiting for a date too, looked in two stores today and couldn't find them.

Jan. 16

I have checked a variety of grocery stores in my MI city every few days to no avail.  Amazing how Nabisco now has a wide assortment of new oreo flavors, yet they don’t put the effort into getting the 2 gluten free options in stores for those of us who cannot enjoy marshmallow, mint, golden, lemon, double stuff, chocolate hazelnut, carrot cake....  Get the point?  

I have seen another site that states they won't be available until October 13th.  I cannot find them in the store did they get delayed?

I was so happy to find these at Kroger (in TN) earlier this week. They are delicious! Sadly, I think they are causing me to have some nasty Gluten exposure-like symptoms. They do say “certified Gluten Free” by GFCO.org. 
I was wondering if they are manufactured in a facility with gluten? 

Hopefully you all will find them soon and won’t suffer any ill effects from them! 

9 hours ago, Guest Kimmy said:

I was so happy to find these at Kroger (in TN) earlier this week. They are delicious! Sadly, I think they are causing me to have some nasty Gluten exposure-like symptoms. They do say “certified Gluten Free” by GFCO.org. 
I was wondering if they are manufactured in a facility with gluten? 

Hopefully you all will find them soon and won’t suffer any ill effects from them! 

About 10% of celiacs react to oat gluten the same way they do wheat, barely and rye gluten. You could be one of them.