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Second Cup

Rusla

By Rusla
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Rusla
Posted

I read the ingredients on the hot chocolate and thought it was okay. Except for some reason I missed the "artificial flavor". Well, I had a small cup of hot chocolate and didn't even get halfway through when I started to prespire heavily and get extreme pains in my stomach. Then I was running for the mall bathroom with "D" and nausea. Be ye warned the flavor is what it is in.

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Guest nini
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Do you know what brand this was?

There are some hot chocolates that ARE safe... someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that Starbucks has a gluten-free hot chocolate...

I make my hot chocolate from real organic cocoa, sugar and organic milk... can't go wrong there!

hez Enthusiast
hez
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I thought artificial flavor was gluten-free? I thought it was natural flavor that could contain gluten.

Hez

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Rusla
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I know that some artificial flavors are gluten-free but obviously this one is not. The brand is Second Cups own brand of hot chocolate. It is called Second Cup something or other, you can only get it at their stores.

Guest nini
Guest nini
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I've never heard of that brand... sorry you had a reaction...

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Rusla
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I think Second Cup is a Canadian company and that is their own brand. I was so sick and my stomach still hurts from it, I honestly thought it was okay but it didn't take more than 5 min for me to have a violent reaction.

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Plain Swiss Miss is gluten-free

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