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Instant Hot Chocolate


SofiEmiMom

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Does anyone know of any brands of instant hot cocoa mix that are gluten free? Thanks so much!


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tarnalberry Community Regular

I believe most of them are, but I've used Dagoba in the past, or just plain cocoa powder, with agave nectar or honey to sweeten, as I can't have dairy.

Lisa Mentor

Nestle: Will list all gluten, but most are free. But they encourage all to read the lables.

Guest melannen

I've got some Steven's mint hot chocolate here that says gluten-free on the back of the can :D

And I must say it makes me soo happy every time I read it...just seeing the words gluten-free makes my day happier :D

Guest cassidy

Swiss Miss - I had some on Saturday.

purplemom Apprentice

I just bought Nestle carb select and the original with mini marshmallows for the kids. They both say 100% Gluten Free right on the side of the box! Enjoy

Cali

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I use Swiss Miss with no problems.


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