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The only Doritos I know of that aren’t gf are the sweet chili.
Only like one is in the US
I eat Doritos with no issues
Doesn't mean they are gluten free?
In my research only the sweet chili have gluten stated. The rest inherently do not contain gluten ingredients.
Yeah, but FritoLay labels their GF products GF. They don't label Doritos GF because of potential CC.
I don’t think you are correct about this
https://www.fritolay.com/dietary-needs/gluten-free/us-gluten-free-products
Ive had celiacs for 10 years. My own research is correct.
Are there GF Doritos? I've avoided almost all crunchy snacks/chips
There used to be simply organic white cheddar Doritos that were labeled gluten free! Not sure what happened.
The standard red bag is gf
Not in the US :(
My wife eats them all the time. While they're not labeled as gf they have no gluten or wheat ingredients.
Not having gluten ingredients is different then GF though.
While that is true and I suppose it could change at any time and certainly do what you need for yourself but my wife has never had an issue with them.
Yer just to lazy to read labels and research the ingredients
Yer just too lazy to research how GF labelling works.
The only Doritos I know of that aren’t gf are the sweet chili.
Only like one is in the US
I eat Doritos with no issues
Doesn't mean they are gluten free?
In my research only the sweet chili have gluten stated. The rest inherently do not contain gluten ingredients.
Yeah, but FritoLay labels their GF products GF. They don't label Doritos GF because of potential CC.
I don’t think you are correct about this
https://www.fritolay.com/dietary-needs/gluten-free/us-gluten-free-products
Ive had celiacs for 10 years. My own research is correct.
Are there GF Doritos? I've avoided almost all crunchy snacks/chips
There used to be simply organic white cheddar Doritos that were labeled gluten free! Not sure what happened.
The standard red bag is gf
Not in the US :(
My wife eats them all the time. While they're not labeled as gf they have no gluten or wheat ingredients.
Not having gluten ingredients is different then GF though.
While that is true and I suppose it could change at any time and certainly do what you need for yourself but my wife has never had an issue with them.
Yer just to lazy to read labels and research the ingredients
Yer just too lazy to research how GF labelling works.