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Hershey Canada Lowney Cherry Blossom


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Today I was given a Lowney Cherry Blossom which is made by hershey's Canada company. It looks and smells SO good! I'm needing to find out if it is gluten-free or not? I'm really hoping someone can help me out a little :D

-Jessica :rolleyes:


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My understanding is that Hershey will not hide gluten. It will be clearly disclosed in the ingredient list using one of the words: wheat, rye, barley, or oat. If none of these words appear in the ingredient list, enjoy! I don't eat many sweets, and haven't had a Cherry Blossom in about 20 years, but I do recall enjoying them when I was young.

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My understanding is that Hershey will not hide gluten. It will be clearly disclosed in the ingredient list using one of the words: wheat, rye, barley, or oat. If none of these words appear in the ingredient list, enjoy! I don't eat many sweets, and haven't had a Cherry Blossom in about 20 years, but I do recall enjoying them when I was young.

Ahhhh a Canadian fella.......!!!! I am happy to hear that. I wasn't sure of the Canadian policy from Hersheys. So are these Cherry Blossoms good? They sure SMELL good!

Thanks for the quick response!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Do you guys realize that your cats are twins?

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Do you guys realize that your cats are twins?

:lol:

I make an "important" post about CHOCOLATE.......and YOU want to talk about cats :lol: Where are your priorities missy?!?! :P You are from Canada......fess up on these Cherry thingies!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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I am strictly a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup gal! :lol:

psawyer Proficient
I am strictly a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup gal! :lol:

No more Altoids? :ph34r:


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Nope. In fact, I can't even find them up here anymore!

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Nope. In fact, I can't even find them up here anymore!

Maybe the store clerks just pull them from the shelves when they see you comming. "OH, there's that lady that buys them ALL, HURRY HURRY!!" :lol:

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