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Welch's Grape Soda

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The ingredients for Welch's grape soda look okay but you never know what lurks in the flavorings. Anybody know if it's safe? I have such a craving...... :P

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The ingredients for Welch's grape soda look okay but you never know what lurks in the flavorings. Anybody know if it's safe? I have such a craving...... :P

Go ahead and satisfy that craving. :D Welch's, at least according to the DB I looked at, is gluten-free.

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There was discussion here a while back--best to use your own judgement and possibly check with the Co. yourself on this one. Here is the link to it:

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BTW, I don't drink conventional sodas anymore as the corn syrup bothers me. I love Knudsons Natural Grape Soda. Its juice and carbonated water and hits the spot when I get a craving. :)

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Whoops. I looked up grape *juice* not soda. :( I would still think the soda is OK as it should basically be the juice with carbonation. That said, when the answer is "you don't know," you may not want to take the chance.

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Yes the grape soda is ok!!! I emailed the company and got a response back that all of their soda is gluten-free! If you search this forum for grape soda it should come up! My daughter loves it and has had no probs!

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