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Lindt Truffles


lilliexx

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lilliexx Contributor

the ingredients dont look suspicious. there is caremal color and vanillin which could possably have it though.

i got really sick after eating them. anyone know off hand if they are safe?


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MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast

It is always best to call the company.

KaitiUSA Enthusiast

Definitely call the company to make sure. Gluten can be hidden under those types of things so it's best to be sure before you eat them.

lilliexx Contributor

i thought i would check here first to see if anyone knew offhand. i am sure you guys know what a drag it can be to be on hold with places like that <_< and even when you get them on the phone half the time they dont even know.....

debmidge Rising Star

I purchased them last year as party favors and I had to remind my husband not to eat them because there was something gluteny on the ingredients label (I just don't recall what it was...)

So, I guess a re-check is in order by calling company.

lilliexx Contributor

wow...i have two different kinds...i had only read the label on the white chocholate ones....but i just read the label on the regular chocholate and it does indeed have malt powder in it.

i used to be so careful w/ labels...but have found that most chocholate is ok...so i got kind of lazy with reading labels on choc.

i guess this will teach me to be more careful ;)

its weird how fast my body reacts to gluten...i had awful pains within minutes of eating them. my body always knows.

  • 4 weeks later...
Lagomom Newbie

I contacted Lindt last year after my kids were given some of their Truffles in church. LINDT'S ARE NOT gluten-free. The company responded to that effect. So, please, do not eat Lindt's truffles.

Libby.


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