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Frito Lay Product Contamination


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I went to their site and looked up all their gluten-free products.. They do say that all products are made on same line..

I am pretty sure that

*Cracker Jacks

*Natural White Cheddar Cheetos

*Hot, Honey Roasted, and Regular Peanuts by FritoLay

have all caused me to have a reaction.

But!! Now, of course, I have to question whether the Dairy that might have been in the Cheetos and Cracker Jacks.., and the Peanuts, themselves, might actually be the cause of me feeling sick- and not the possibly gluten-contamination.

Anyone have any experience with their products (I'm sure you have, there is a huge amount of gluten-free Frito Lay products.)


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I went to their site and looked up all their gluten-free products.. They do say that all products are made on same line..

I am pretty sure that

*Cracker Jacks

*Natural White Cheddar Cheetos

*Hot, Honey Roasted, and Regular Peanuts by FritoLay

have all caused me to have a reaction.

But!! Now, of course, I have to question whether the Dairy that might have been in the Cheetos and Cracker Jacks.., and the Peanuts, themselves, might actually be the cause of me feeling sick- and not the possibly gluten-contamination.

Anyone have any experience with their products (I'm sure you have, there is a huge amount of gluten-free Frito Lay products.)

I have trouble with Frito Lay products that are flavored. The BBQ Lays Stacks made both my son and me sick even though the can says Naturally Gluten Free. I have not had a problem with plain Fritos or Plain Lays Chips.

lovegrov Collaborator

There are a few items made on dedicated lines, although I can't remember which ones other than the Stax. They are on their own lines and no flavor has gluten.

richard

hangininthere Apprentice

Me and son are also soy-free.

I was happy to see that the Fritoes round container of 'Scoops', their regular corn chip only in a different shape for dipping, totally agrees with me and son.

And we are both very severely gluten-sensitive, so I would say the plain Fritoes corn chips are definitely safe to eat (at least the 'Scoops' in the round container, that's what I've tried personally and can attest to for sure).

Best wishes to all!

confused Community Regular

I have had problems with lays and fritos. I even got sick from the lays stax from all the oil in them. I dont eat any of their products anymore. I pretty much just stick to kettle chips and boulder chips now.

paula

CarlaB Enthusiast
I have trouble with Frito Lay products that are flavored.

Me, too. Fritos sometimes give me problems, but I don't think it's a gluten problem ... I think it's a junk food problem ... I normally eat very healthy, so Fritos don't sit well. Lay's Stax plain are always okay though ... I think they just aren't as greasy as Fritos.

Really, any flavored product affects me.

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