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Hi,

My friend gave me a box of M&M's Premiums for my birthday. (They have milk, white, AND dark chocolate inside of them! B) ) Do any of you know if they are gluten free? The 2 ingredients that I'm not sure about are modified starch and confectionery glaze.

Thanks!

Laura

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Modified starch is derived from corn in the US, unless otherwise stated. I don't know about the other ingredients, but those you listed should not be a problem.

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