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twin20

March 22nd, 2012

ive have had problems with my belly for 20 years but was diagnosed with celiacs 2 days ago ive been looking at certain foods but some things confuse me ??? the dr said i can eat chocolate but i read you shouldnt eat thing with emulcifiers think i spelt that wrong lol ive found a few bits that say gluten and wheat free but im missing sweet foods help please !!!!

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Squirrel8701

replied April 22nd, 2012

Most of Hershey's chocolates are gluten-free.

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MsLove7

replied November 19th, 2012

Gluten free brownie mixes are great. My mother has celiac, and the brownies are the best ever. But watch out, most of these gluten free foods are extremely high in calories. Especially, the brownies.

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Brightandsparkling

replied January 30th, 2013

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Dried fruit can be sweet and is gluten free. any fruit is good, nuts can be good as well. you could also try making cakes and the like with gluten free flour

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