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I was in the baking aisle last night, I purchased a cake mix and frosting from Cherry Brook Kitchens. While the cake is delicious, the frosting is so-so. A little too sugary for me. I was looking at all the other frostings and while none of them seemed to have ingredients that had gluten in it, they didn't say they were gluten free. I don't have a can in front of me now to look at it, but would the fear be of CC or is there hidden gluten in cake frosting?


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Lisa Mentor

I buy Pillsbury Milk Chocolate a lot. I don't buy Duncan Hines because I have seen gluten listed.

I have no problem with products that are not listed as "gluten free", but contain no gluten ingredients. Some might be especially sensitive to products from a shared facility. I'm not one of them.

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I buy Pillsbury Milk Chocolate a lot. I don't buy Duncan Hines because I have seen gluten listed.

I have no problem with products that are not listed as "gluten free", but contain no gluten ingredients. Some might be especially sensitive to products from a shared facility. I'm not one of them.

Okay, that's what I thought. I am the same way, not as sensitive with a shared facility. The cake will be perfect with different frosting next time! Thank you.

Lisa Mentor

Please always read the ingredients. Companies can change suppliers or ingredients without notice. :o:)

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Please always read the ingredients. Companies can change suppliers or ingredients without notice. :o:)

Oh yes. I have become a very slow shopper with reading every label now (-:

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