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Looking For White Choc Chips And Bark To Do Some Christmas Baking.

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I am looking for some white choc and almond bark to do some candy making. So far I am empty handed. I did by some Ghiradellhi(sp) white choch chips but is says made in facillity that makes wheat.

Would love some help!

Thanks!

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I am looking for some white choc and almond bark to do some candy making. So far I am empty handed. I did by some Ghiradellhi(sp) white choch chips but is says made in facillity that makes wheat.

Would love some help!

Thanks!

I believe the Wilton candy melts (dark choc, milk choc, & white choc) are gluten free. You should probably verify as it's been awhile since I've used them, but I have not "heard" of any changes.

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Ahorsesoul
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Plymouth Pantry Almond Bark is gluten free, found at Wal-mart. I just email the company Log House Foods. I received a reply within a minute! Fasted customer service ever.

December 15, 2009

Log House Foods in Plymouth, MN

Good Morning,

Thank you for your email message. There is no wheat, rye or barley used in the almond bark. They are gluten free.

If I can help in any other way, please feel free to contact me at any time.

Sincerely,

Cris Lewis

Log House Foods

763-546-8395

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