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Dale And Thomas Popcorn

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I was just curious if anyone had tried Dale and Thomas Popcorn. The today show had a bit on about it this morning. If you go and tell them a popcorn horror story you can get a free bag of their popcorn to try. I went to their website and they have CLEARLY listed which of their popcorns are gluten free and which are not. Looks like an awesome company. Anyone had any experience with them?? Popcorn looks YUMMY!

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-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Never tried it but it is actually co-owned by the Knicks GM / HOF'er Isiah Thomas. Guess he runs his popcorn business better than his basketball team.

The funny thing is based on the ingredients I can't tell why the two listed as not gluten-free are listed that way. Unless they are being extra careful with the carmel coloring and vinegar. I guess its better for a company to be conservative on these ingredients.

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Never tried it but it is actually co-owned by the Knicks GM / HOF'er Isiah Thomas. Guess he runs his popcorn business better than his basketball team.

The funny thing is based on the ingredients I can't tell why the two listed as not gluten-free are listed that way. Unless they are being extra careful with the carmel coloring and vinegar. I guess its better for a company to be conservative on these ingredients.

I actually emailed them asking the same question. So hopefully I'll hear something back before my free bag of popcorn arrives :)

-Jessica :rolleyes:

jkmunchkin Rising Star
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Ok this is kinda freaky you posted this because I meant to the other day, but I've been so busy this week I just kept forgetting. But I was wondering the same thing, especially since they sell it in our cafeteria at work and I always want to try it.

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Ok this is kinda freaky you posted this because I meant to the other day, but I've been so busy this week I just kept forgetting. But I was wondering the same thing, especially since they sell it in our cafeteria at work and I always want to try it.

Great minds think alike :blink: ha

I'll post if I hear back from the company, maybe someone else has already asked them that question before and they can enlighten us :) I REALLY want to try this popcorn.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

(wooo hoooo!! Finally made my 1,000 post) B)

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I finally heard back from them today and here is what they say :)

Dear Jessica,

Thank you for contacting Dale and Thomas Popcorn.

All of our products are gluten free. Thank you bringing it to our attention that the Chocolate Chunk and Caramel is not labeled accordingly. That flavor is made from our Dales Caramel and the same chocolate used in all of other chocolate flavors, which are all gluten free. We will have this corrected accordingly.

Thank you and please feel free to contact us with any further questions you may have.

Best regards,

Jennifer Lum

Customer Service, Team Leader

Dale and Thomas Popcorn

(800) 679-6677

jennifer@daleandthomaspopcorn.com

-Jessica :rolleyes:

mookie03 Contributor
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Love their popcorn! My roommate brought some home for the grammys a few weeks back and then said "Oh no, u probably cant have this!" so she went to the website and i was so psyched to see it actually had gluten-free info! Thanks for contacting them and clearing up that mislabel! (and killernj- right on about Thomas!! :P )

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