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Mi-del Contaminated?


Donna F

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Donna F Enthusiast

Has anyone ever tried Mi-Del gluten-free chocolate chip cookies? I could be wrong, but I once thought I read that there was possible contamination. Has anyone ever had a problem?

The store had no Pamela's today, so I bought Mi-Del, but don't want to try until I can confirm.

Thanks

-donna


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Guest jhmom

My daughter eats Mi-Del choc chip cookies a lot and does not seem to have a problem with them.

tarnalberry Community Regular

I had no problem when I had their arrowroot cookies, but I'm not that sensitive either...

rattaway Newbie

Our family has never had any problems with mi del products that say gluten-free. I haven't ever noticed any part of the label that said anything about cross contamination, but I will be checking it out in the future. :D

Best Wishes, Rian

celiac3270 Collaborator

I haven't had issues with Mi-Del, either.....and I've had the arrowroot, ginger snap, choc. chip, and oreo-like cookies..........so a great variety and no contamination problems here.

Donna F Enthusiast

awesome! thanks guys! Gonna have a few right now!

-donna

Guest ~wAvE WeT sAnD~

I love Mi-Del! I don't have any complaints :D I LOVE CHOCOLATE!!! :wub:


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pturse Apprentice

My Safeway just started selling the gluten-free Mi-Dels and I could not be happier with them! I was honestly an animal cracker fiend and these suffice nicely. No problems with Mi-Del here.

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