Candy apple kit

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Those who follow a gluten-free diet have numerous choices when shopping for candy, including popular favorites such as Butterfinger candy bars and Jelly Belly jelly beans. Listed below is the best available information regarding gluten-free candy, and also treats that are known to contain gluten. Keep in mind that candy brands may be discontinued or reformulated. They might also be re-bagged—which can change the gluten status. Candy listed as gluten-free in the U.