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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>
A couple of years ago, Baskin Robbins published a flyer indicating that
many of their products were gluten free, specifically those that did not
contain words that would normally signify gluten products, i.e., "cookie,
pie, cake." I have happily indulged this treat (despite a lactose
intolerance). However, the last time we picked up some PRALINES 'N CREAM
in the pre-pack freezer, the ingredients were listed on the lid, and of
course MODIFIED FOOD STARCH was an ingredient in the carmel!
Here's the question: have they changed their recipes, or did they ever
really understand what is required of a gluten free product?
Danelle Sorensen
Kansas City, KS, USA
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