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Just a quick question, my brother is wanting to buy my son some Hershey's Chocolate Syrup or Nesquik but he needs to know right way which one is ok for him. He knows by the time we get it V will be back to being gluten free. Can anyone help?

Thanks Maria

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Last time I checked both were fine. If they don't list wheat or malt, they should be OK.

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Whatever you do just don't buy Walden Farms. It's gluten free but it literally tastes like ant spray. I actually spit it out in the sink as FAST as I could.

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Just a quick question, my brother is wanting to buy my son some Hershey's Chocolate Syrup or Nesquik but he needs to know right way which one is ok for him. He knows by the time we get it V will be back to being gluten free. Can anyone help?

Thanks Maria

The best thing to do, if you are not sure, just to call the company, I find it's the safest...

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