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Food Review: Glutino GF Chocolate Wafers

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Attention fellow Celiac chocolate lovers! I have another sweet treat review for you!
Glutino, one of the most popular gluten free brands, is responsible for this product. Glutino is 100% dedicated to customer service. They go above and beyond to make sure their products are "pristinely" gluten free.

Glutino chocolate wafers are completely covered and chock full of milk chocolate goodness. This sweet treat has the taste of the original chocolate wafers we used to eat before we were diagnosed with Celiac disease. This is the perfect product to treat yourself, and your Celiac child to. Pack a few wafers in your child's lunch bag. Enjoy these wafers with a cup of coffee, as you sit on the couch watching TV or reading a book.
Each box has about 4.5 servings. That's 4 wafers per serving. This product is very low in sodium. Naturally, this product is a little high in carbohydrates (20 grams per serving, to be exact). For you calorie counters, this product contains 160 calories per serving (40 calories per wafer).

I definitely recommend this product to my fellow Celiacs, and those who have gluten sensitivity. Treat yourself to this chocolate filled and delectable product. Your taste buds will thank you.

Allergy warning: contains milk and soy. Also, this product may contain eggs, peanut, and soy.

To purchase this amazing treat, click on the photo.

photo credit: Me

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