Which crisps are gluten free

See their website here. More info on their website. Kettle Chips All their potato products are gluten free. More info, plus full ingredients, on their website. Available for international wholesale. View their website for more details. Stocked in Planet Organic. Manomasa Several flavours of tortilla chips, which are additionally made in a nut-free factory. Lots of Irish flavours — Irish sea salt, Irish cheese and red onion, Irish cider vinegar and sea salt — as well as a few others.

Pipers Crisps Recently reformulated to be both barley and wheat free, although have always been gluten free. Familiar flavours, as well as some more unusual options, such as rosemary and thyme, chorizo, and tomato. Wholesale only. All Walker's crisps carry a 'may contain gluten' warning, so even if there is no gluten in the ingredients, they are not suitable for people with coeliac disease.

On the flip side, a lot of crisps are safe to eat - for example, Kettle Chips are all labelled gluten free, as are many others. If there's no specific 'gluten free' label, firstly check the ingredients list to see if there are any gluten-containing foods listed, such as wheat or barley. And secondly, check to make sure there are no 'may contain' warnings - if there are, these are not suitable for people with coeliac disease.

While there are lots of gluten free options, it's frustrating when you miss you absolute favourite crisps. Of course, ingredients do change over time so while these products are gluten free at the time of writing July please always double check them. For example while some of the Lidl and Aldi products look almost identical, only one of them is gluten free in some cases - so please always check the ingredients.

I know how much you guys love Pringles, and you'll be pleased to know that while Pringles are not gluten free, there are alternatives! They come in a range of flavours and are only 84p a pack bargain - just don't get them confused with the Aldi ones which look similar but are NOT gluten free. Finding these Lidl Monster Claws was probably one of the best discoveries of the last couple of years for me! Monster Munch have no gluten in the ingredients but they do have several 'may contain' warnings classic Walkers so are not suitable for people with coeliac disease.

No I've found these Monster Claws I don't even care, because they taste exactly like the real deal and they're much cheaper too. I used to be absolutely obsessed with Nik Naks back in the day, and I swear they used to be gluten free because my early coeliac food diaries contain a lot of them. You can find them in the Tesco free from aisle and they have a few different flavours - the cheese ones are by far my favourite though.

Prawn cocktail fans listen up - these Tesco Prawn Shells are here to fill the Skips-shaped hole in your life!

Although Skips are largely made from tapioca starch, they're another Walkers product which has no gluten in the ingredients but an annoying 'may contain' warning. Our list if full of so many different varieties which are gluten free it will be hard to choose what to have next!

There are some brands that aren't gluten free and we would always suggest to check packaging in case of recipe changes but this should give you some idea of what to choose. Added 29th March Gluten Free Crisps Do you need some ideas of what crisps are gluten free and safe for Coeliacs?

Tagged with: Crisps Added 29th March You have been asking up to update our gluten free crisps blog for so long, we thought it was about time we got round to it!

We know you LOVE our list of gluten free chocolate and sweets, but if you are a savoury person you maybe more of a crisp lover. This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website, click 'allow all cookies' below to enable all cookies. More information about cookies can be found here. Do kettle crisps contain wheat or gluten? Are gluten free crisps good for me? Which flavours are suitable for Coeliacs? Do crisps contain wheat and gluten?

Are gluten free crisps healthy? What crisps are gluten free? Here are our selection of crisps you can indulge in: Original Sea Salt — A classic flavour, combining sea salt, sunflower and British potatoes. Best enjoyed when the sun is out!