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Dippin Dots

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Does anyone know if Dippin Dots are gluten free? I don't have time to call the company and wanted to know for tonight!

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Does anyone know if Dippin Dots are gluten free? I don't have time to call the company and wanted to know for tonight!

ANYONE???

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Sorry, I am of no help. Have you looked at the ingrediences?

angel-jd1 Community Regular
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Here is another thread on dippin dots.

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-Jessica :rolleyes:

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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Most flavors are gluten free, but if they do have gluteny flavors, there may be a high risk of CC. At the dippin dots stand at our mall they use the same scoop for every flavor. I stay away generally.

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rbh
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This is a reply I received from the company earlier this year: "Our ice cream does not contain gluten, although it may be present in certain add-ins. For that reason, Cookies 'n Cream, Candy Bar Crunch and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough all contain gluten because of the cookie and candy bar inclusions. We use flavorings provided to us by other companies which are made in facilities that manufacture products with gluten."

So, except for the obvious, the ingredients do not have gluten, although they can't vouch for the presence or absence of gluten due to cc at the flavoring company. (Which is pretty much true for all mainstream companies, unless they actually test the final product.)

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buffettbride Enthusiast
buffettbride
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I'll add to this thread for now...

My DD had Dippin' Dots a few weeks ago at the Pepsi Center in Denver. They had just put the packaging in the trash so my hubby read the label and gave it the go-ahead. She got "plain" ones (i.e. not the cookie or candy types) and did not have a reaction (and any amount of gluten gives her a reaction).

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Besides the obvious flavors, Dippin Dots are ok :)

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