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Please Help Me Find A Gluten Free Food List


Avarismama

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Hi. I used to be a memeber on this forum and then life got ahold on me and I drifted away...Can some one please email me a gluten-free free food and snack list? summieone@yahoo.com I was sent a great list by a member of this forum and saved it to my computer. It has since been lost. I would appreciate it. :)


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Here is a list of companies who will clearly list gluten:

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Piesmom Apprentice
Hi. I used to be a memeber on this forum and then life got ahold on me and I drifted away...Can some one please email me a gluten-free free food and snack list? summieone@yahoo.com I was sent a great list by a member of this forum and saved it to my computer. It has since been lost. I would appreciate it. :)

Hi Avarismama -

Click here - it's a grea list! I know it isn't exactly what you are looking for - but it is very informative.

https://www.celiac.com/categories/Safe-Glut...3B-Ingredients/

If for whatever reason that doesn't work, just log into Celia.com and go to the bottom of the green section on the left side of the hopme page and you'll find it.

Good luck!

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