Re: lollipops GFCF and dye free?

[Guest guest]

Hey, Please reply to everyone - I'd love to find a GFCF/Dye

Free/artifical free lollipop!!

> Hi -- posting this request for a friend -- please reply to her

directly at

> ricklynn@m... if anyone knows of a GFCF/dye-free lollipop. Thanks.

> -BJ

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[Guest guest]

Old fashioned rock candy on a stick. It is just crystallized sugar. I

think we even found an undyed stick or two of it, among the dyed ones, at

Disneyland. (Also at old-fashioned candy stores, the kind that make and

sell at least some of their own candies. These were commercially made,

though..)

Lorilyn

[Guest guest]

Well has a recipe in the special diets book. Or you could try

www.gfcfcandy.com ,they may make some too. Lis af

Re: lollipops GFCF and dye free?

> Hey, Please reply to everyone - I'd love to find a GFCF/Dye

> Free/artifical free lollipop!!

>

>

>

> > Hi -- posting this request for a friend -- please reply to her

> directly at

> > ricklynn@m... if anyone knows of a GFCF/dye-free lollipop. Thanks.

> > -BJ

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

People Popsare excellent and come in many flavors, they are GFCF and

all natural flavors. They are .23 for one, you can get them in a bag of 24

for $5.60; flavors are lemon, tropical fruit, very cherry, banana, cherry,

chocolate fudge, chocolate mint, cinnamon, grape, grapefruit, lemon, lime,

orange, pineapple and rasperry.

I will check on the dye free.

Some time ago some one posted about the dum dums being GFCF, I need to

check the archives.

Sharon