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Could anyone give me a short list of snacks and drinks suitable for a person with a wheat allergy?
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No gluten: Most drinks are fine because only rarely are any cereals added to beverages. As for snacks, you need to look for "gluten free". You can find them in groceries and health food stores in sections geared towards patients with celiac disease. Popcorn, rice cakes, potato chips, corn tortillas are some examples.
Answered 8/29/2012
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