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Reese's Easter Peanut Butter Eggs

Rob S.

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For what its worth, I tested several of the Seasonal Reese's Peanut Butter and Chocolate Eggs in the NIMA test unit.  All came back gluten free.

I know there are concerns with Reese's seasonal products.

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