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For those of you that don't know pinkberry is a Los Angeles chain that sells different types of frozen yogurt (sort of like a tasti-d-lite). Recently, one just opened up in New York and I'm wondering if any of their products are gluten free. They don't have a website, so I'm unsure of how to contact the company. Does anyone know the gluten free status of their products?

Thanks in advance. :)

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Just go to the store and copy their 1-800 number from their product (without buying it) to call them from home. Or if you have a cellphone, call them right there from the store, so you can buy it if they tell you it is gluten-free.

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