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Possibly so your child with celiac disease can eat some. No they shouldn’t eat any, but you just know some kid is going to try some.
Because kids are dumb.
Real question is why isn’t it vegan 🤔
It’s a childrens thing, kids put stuff in their mouths, put their hands in their mouths that are all covered in it.
Compare it to Play doh, it can cause reactions in children because it contains wheat gluten.
You must not have / be around kids often
Because there is no gluten in it
Are you a parent?
Because play-doh is full of gluten and it gets on your hands when you play with it, and hands end up in mouths of kids. If you have a celiac kid this is important.
Because it isn’t a wheat product.
If it isn’t meant to be eaten then maybe you could ask the manufacturer this question
The skin can absorb gluten so coeliac kids can use it safely.
Because saying anything is gluten free is a top selling point for idiots…waiting on the gluten free iPhone max10xs2000
Because it isn’t a wheat product.
For when they make sandwiches obviously.
Gluten is a protein produced by the wheat plant….. therefore walnuts are gluten free as well
People with Celiacs can still have other reactions (rashes) to products containing gluten without ingesting it. This why some lotions, shampoos, soaps, and tooth pastes offer gluten free options.
Why is it ASMR?
My kid eats the sand in her sandpit. She’s disappointed every time but she keeps thinking _this_ time it’ll be tasty.
You just know kids are eating this and if they are coeliac it’s important it’s gluten free.
To make an extra buck off of a trend
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Because the mot common children’s modeling dough — aka Playdo — is made of flour, and therefore not gluten free, and therefore dangerous to children with celiac.
This isn’t funny, just informative.
Really? You never ate “library paste” as a little kid?
So… It’s a sand… Bon appetite!
Because people will buy anything if it’s gluten free. Marketing has convinced people that plastic bottles made from oil are recyclable and it’s good for the environment…and they make gluten free water…
Same reason there’s a “plant-based” food company that advertises “Plant Based Tofu!” (exclamation mark on the package). And why they make sure peanut butter jars have “warning: contains peanuts” and other idiotic warnings.
Isn’t gluten free food all made out of sand?
For all those Vegan kids you know?
Glutens are a protected species.
You know why
If we don’t see “Free” how are we going to trust them
Kids are morons with no sense of self preservation.
In first grade, one of my classmates ate a sheet of construction paper because he thought it was Blue Raspberry flavored. Trust me, kids will eat stuff.
Because adding gluten would be just an extra step which would increase the production cost.
The same reason why my tennis shoes are gluten free.