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Tgi Fridays Mai Tai Mix Gluten Free?


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I cannot seem to find an ingredients list or information ANYWHERE... they have a bottled drink you buy and just serve over ice. I can't fin out what the ingredients are much less if it's gluten free. Does anybody know?


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I cannot seem to find an ingredients list or information ANYWHERE... they have a bottled drink you buy and just serve over ice. I can't fin out what the ingredients are much less if it's gluten free. Does anybody know?

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