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Gluten Free Chocolate

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Im just wanted to see what chocolate gluten free is aero and reese pieces cups. I know Justin's chocolate is.

what everyone favorite gluten free chocolate?

also what everyone  favorite gluten free ice cream.

thanks

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I like Breyers ice creams, and their Natural Vanilla.

Also, these articles might be helpful:

 

 

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thanks breyers is good is aero still gluten free i was looking for it ?

i think reese pieces is

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I've not heard of Aero ice cream, but it looks like this one might be:

https://www.madewithnestle.ca/confectionery-frozen-desserts/aero-truffle-salted-caramel-ice-cream-tub

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AERO Truffle Salted Caramel Ice Cream Tub Ingredients

Modified milk ingredients, Cream, Sugars (sugar, glucose, brown sugar, sweetened condensed milk), Chocolate fudge ganache (sugar, glucose, water, cream, unsweetened chocolate, butter, soy lecithin, natural flavour), Truffle pieces (sugar, soybean and coconut oils, cocoa, soy lecithin, vanilla extract), Concentrated skim milk, Liquid egg yolk, Cocoa, Butter, Salt, Guar gum, Carob bean gum, Cellulose gum, Carrageenan, Natural and artificial flavour. May contain: Peanuts, Tree nuts.

 

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sorry i meant aero chocolate bar

i know some of breyers ice cream gluten free

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At least in the UK they are:

https://www.aerochocolate.co.uk/products/multipacks/aero-milk-chocolate-multipack-x4

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Ingredients:

Sugar

Dried Whole MILK

Cocoa Butter

Cocoa Mass

Vegetable Fats (Palm, Shea, Mango Kernel, Sal)

Whey Powder Product (MILK)

Skimmed MILK Powder

Butterfat (MILK)

Emulsifier (Lecithins)

Milk Chocolate contains Cocoa Solids 25% minimum, Milk Solids 14% minimum and Vegetable Fat in addition to Cocoa Butter

 

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It’s the middle of summer where I live ☀️ and I found I still had an old ice cream maker so I’ve been making my own. Sometimes I’ll throw in fresh fruits and other times chocolate & nuts. Anyone else making ice cream or popsicles or other cool treats? 😎

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Scott : thanks for the info

 

Sunshineface  :thats sounds good.  if you have a good recipe let me know. i do like ice cream.

i do makes smoothies 

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@Jane07 I just found this collection of gluten-free recipes! Looks like many options, including vegan, lactose intolerant, etc and some with real cream & egg yolks! Have fun! 😋 https://flippindelicious.com/gluten-free-ice-cream-recipes/

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