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Vanilla Ice Creams

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Please help confirm for me that all or most vanilla ice creams are gluten free?! Breyer's, Blue Bunny? I thought I was sure, but now I'm second guessing........

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Most ice creams are gluten-free, other than a few which are obviously not such as Oreo and cookie dough. I have not encountered a vanilla ice cream that wasn't gluten-free.

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Most ice creams are gluten-free, other than a few which are obviously not such as Oreo and cookie dough. I have not encountered a vanilla ice cream that wasn't gluten-free.

Vanilla ice creams may be plagued with CC issues.... Both brands (Blue Bunny & Country Rich) of vanilla @ Walmart caused major gut problems and itchy skin (DH)... The Market Pantry vanilla @ Target agrees with me, but lacks some of the flavor... Target was very friendly about answering questions about ingredients and warned about possible CC issues of shared equipment with the vanilla ice cream..

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I have yet to find a vanilla ice cream that isn't gluten-free.

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