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Wilton Decorating Sugars And Sprinkles

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I called Wilton, and although there isn't gluten in the product, they do produce gluten containing items in the same facility. There are certain companies (Envirokids for example) that we use despite the warning because we've never had any problems, but I've never used Wilton. Does anyone use these with no problems or has someone had a problem???

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We have used Wilton and Betty Crocker sugars and sprinkles without incident but I don't believe that we are overly sensitive.

hez Enthusiast
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I always check the ingredients. There were some colorings/frostings that clearly listed wheat. I have used the colored sugar without incident.

Hez

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No ingredients in either the sprinkles or sugars contain gluten and that was confirmed with the company, it was just that they also produce wheat containing items in the same facility.

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