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Ice cream Gluten Free

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Does anyone know any good ice cream I had the  So Delicious brand . I really like Haagans ice cream unsure if I can have it anymore . Guess I need to keep trying food gluten free to see what I like 

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Sure, I can assist you. If you enjoyed So Delicious ice cream, they offer a wide range of gluten-free flavors. You may want to try their dairy-free Gluten-Free Brownie Batter, Cookies 'n Cream, or Mint Chip.

Häagen-Dazs ice cream, popular flavors like Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry. Hope you like it

 

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Most ice cream is gluten free, especially the premium brands.  Of course check labels to be sure.  If Haagen-Dazs is your favorite you're in luck.  It's made with cream, milk, eggs and sugar.  It's flavors that you need to watch for.  Haagen-Dazs tends to keep things pretty simple but of course anything with chunks of cookies or anything like that will be a problem.

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Thanks for anyone input some of the Haagen- Dazs has wheat flour some are ok. What does everyone else enjoy for gluten free foods 

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