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Yoplait Frozen Smoothies

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Just saw that Yoplait has created a frozen smoothie product that is sold in the frozen section of grocery stores. Does anyone know if these are gluten free? The ingredients seem okay, but I haven't eaten any yoplait products since before I went gluten free. Has anyone tried these?

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Just saw that Yoplait has created a frozen smoothie product that is sold in the frozen section of grocery stores. Does anyone know if these are gluten free? The ingredients seem okay, but I haven't eaten any yoplait products since before I went gluten free. Has anyone tried these?

Yoplait will always list all forms of gluten. Just watch out for the cookies and crumbs, etc...

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Just saw that Yoplait has created a frozen smoothie product that is sold in the frozen section of grocery stores. Does anyone know if these are gluten free? The ingredients seem okay, but I haven't eaten any yoplait products since before I went gluten free. Has anyone tried these?

I tried these a few months ago and did not have any glutening symptoms, so I think they are gluten free. However I really didn't care for them. The amount one bag makes is very small for the price. I can buy yogurt and frozen fruit for less. Also I recall the texture was not very good. I got strawberry banana and mixed berry I think and both flavors had a bunch of seeds which gave the smoothie a gritty texture. This is just my opinion of course, you might really like them.

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