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By Scott Adams

December 15, 2020
By Scott Adams • December 15, 2020

Oreos and Other Top Brands of Gluten-Free Cookies

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In addition to gluten-free Oreos, here are more top brands of gluten-free cookies.

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Celiac.com 12/15/2020 - Starting in January 2021, America's favorite cookie will be available in two new gluten-free versions: Oreo Gluten-Free cookies and Oreo Double Stuf Gluten-Free cookies. That revelation has led many people to ask what other top brands of cookies are gluten-free? The following top brands of cookies are gluten-free and safe for people with celiac disease:

Archway Gluten-Free Cookie Chip
Archway makes gluten-free Sugar Cookies and also Delicious Chocolate Chip Cookies. Archway’s Coconut Macaroons are made with no gluten ingredients, but are not labeled gluten-free, so be careful.

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Bart’s Bakery
Bart & Judy's offers crisp, mini gluten-free chocolate chip cookies via the company website, Gelsons, Whole Foods and Amazon!

Glutino
Glutino offers Oreo-like gluten-free Chocolate Vanilla Creme Cookies, and Kit Kat-like Milk Chocolate Wafers

Home Free Gluten-Free Cookies
Home Free offers seven varieties of gluten-free cookies, including chocolate chip mini cookies, double chocolate chip mini cookies, vanilla mini cookies, lemon burst mini cookies, chocolate mint mini cookies, ginger snap mini cookies, and holiday cookies.

Kinnikinnick Cookies
Kinnikinnick makes ten varieties of gluten-free cookies, including Vanilla Wafers, Montanas Chocolate Chip Cookies, Smoreables Graham Style Crackers, KinniTOOS Chocolate Sandwich Creme Cookies, KinniTOOS Vanilla Sandwich Creme Cookies, KinniTOOS Fudge Sandwich Creme Cookies, KinniKritters Animal Cookies, KinniKritters Graham Style Animal Cookies, KinniKritters Chocolate Animal Cookies, and Ginger Snap Cookies.

Lucy's Gluten-Free Cookies
Lucy's, aka Dr. Lucy's, gluten-free cookies come in four varieties, including Lucy's Chocolate Chip Cookies, Lucy's Sugar Cookies, Lucy's Ginger Snap Cookies, and Lucy's Lemon Goodness Cookies.

Oreo Cookies
Starting in January 2021, Nabisco will offer America's favorite cookie in two new versions: Oreo Gluten-Free cookies and Oreo Double Stuf Gluten-Free cookies.

Pamela’s Gluten-Free Cookies
Pamela’s Gluten-Free Cookies offers ten varieties of gluten-free cookies, including Buttery Sugar Cookies, Chunky Chocolate Chip Cookies, Dark Chocolate Chunk Cookies, Figgies & Jammies -- Blueberry & Fig, Figgies & Jammies -- Mission Fig, Figgies & Jammies -- Raspberry & Fig, Lemon Shortbread, Pecan Shortbread, Pepperminty Chocolate Cookies, and SimpleBites Chocolate Chip Mini Cookies.

Pepperidge Farm Gluten-Free Cookies
Cookie lovers looking for easy-to-find gluten-free cookies from a trusted brand may rejoice in the news that Pepperidge Farm is rolling out gluten-free cookies for the first time in their 80-plus-year history.

Schär
Schär gluten-free cookies come in seven varieties, including Chocolate Dipped Cookies, Chocolate Honeygrams, Chocolate Stix, Chocolate Dipped Cookies, Honeygrams, Ladyfingers, and Shortbread cookies.

Tate's Bake Shop
Tate's makes three gluten-free varieties of their famous Long Island cookies, including Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies, Gluten Free Coconut Crisp Cookies and Gluten Free Ginger Zinger Cookies.
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Posted December 23, 2020

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A word of caution, oats are used in the gluten-free Oreos and some celiacs cross-react to the avenin protein.

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Taste really good, I know it has oats but I personally haven't had a reaction

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