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Smoothie King


Renaye

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Renaye Contributor

I discovered this place last week and they have dairy free and gluten free options on their menu and website.  I am anxious to try it.  Has anyone had any experiences with this place?  I noticed that they use a separate blender for each drink you order.


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kareng Grand Master

I have had one or two and was fine.  I don't have an issue with dairy.  If I remember right, most smoothies are gluten-free.

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Michelle Jackson Rookie

Hi,

 

I worked at Smoothie King for several years and was just diagnosed with Celiac. All of our products and smoothies are claimed to be gluten free. If you want protein simply ask an employee about it and they should be able to give you an ingredient or allergen list. They also have an allergy blender that is suppose to be sanitized and washed after every use regardless. I hope this helps! 

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