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Ice Cream and Popsicles

Ennis-TX

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Ennis-TX Grand Master
Ennis-TX
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Summer time is among us, and not every one has the local Gluten Free ice cream catering like I run or make your own SO I found this recent list of gluten free frozen treats. They have the listed allergens, and even gives you list of dedicated facilities.

Ice creams
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cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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We eat tons of Breyers.  I just need to worry about it being gluten free.  They have 30 flavors that are specifically marked gluten free.  Those are manufactured separately.  I like the Natural vanilla best (the carbs are low).   Just a few simple  ingredients.  Your grocery store manger can order your favorite flavor for you.  

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Strauss?  It is the purest. Organic.  From California.   So good.  But expensive.  Their best product?  Eggnog.  It is not released until November for the holiday season.  I buy it so frequently, the store dairy department  guy knows me.   I am the one asking when the next delivery will occur.  I will not buy the other brands.  Nope.  I would rather do without.  The store runs short because I have told other customers.  Now, they can not keep it in the shelves.  This is my one crazy indulgence.  

Thanks Ennis for bringing this topic up!  What fun!  

LilyR Rising Star
LilyR
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Thanks, Ennis.  Do you know, is corn considered one of the top 8 allergens?  I am not sure yet if dairy bothers me, but if it does not, I still need to look for corn starch or corn syrup in ice cream.  Luckily, some Haagen Dazs seems to be corn-free. 

 Thanks for the links.  

Ennis-TX Grand Master
Ennis-TX
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2 hours ago, LilyR said:

Thanks, Ennis.  Do you know, is corn considered one of the top 8 allergens?  I am not sure yet if dairy bothers me, but if it does not, I still need to look for corn starch or corn syrup in ice cream.  Luckily, some Haagen Dazs seems to be corn-free. 

 Thanks for the links.  

I use wink or make my own coconut nicecream with swerve sweetner or monkfruit. Recently found this instant make you own mix dairy free from Open Original Shared Link

LilyR Rising Star
LilyR
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On 6/22/2018 at 7:14 PM, Ennis_TX said:

I use wink or make my own coconut nicecream with swerve sweetner or monkfruit. Recently found this instant make you own mix dairy free from Open Original Shared Link

Thanks for the info.  I am trying to think if I saw Wink at the grocery store, I can't remember.  I also saw something where you freeze those cans of coconut milk and then drain remaining liquid and someone added chocolate to it to make like a chocolate frozen treat.  I am just not sure what chocolate to add since Hersey syrup is out.  It looks like those Baker chocolate bars are okay, and could just add some sweetener to it.  Not sure if I'll try it, but at least it's an idea to consider.  

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