Is Fresca Mixed Gluten Free?

Yes. Fresca Mixed canned cocktails are gluten-free as they are made with Fresca soda and distilled spirits that have had gluten removed during the distillation process.
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Is Fresca Mixed gluten-free?

Yes, Fresca Mixed canned cocktails are gluten-free.

Does Fresca Mixed contain any wheat-derived ingredients or flavorings?

No, Fresca Mixed cocktails do not contain any wheat-derived ingredients or flavorings.

Are the distilled spirits in Fresca Mixed processed with any gluten-containing grains?

Fresca Mixed uses vodka made from corn, which is gluten-free. The product contains no gluten-containing grains in its distillation process.

Could there be cross-contamination with gluten during the production of Fresca Mixed?

Yes, Fresca Mixed may be produced in facilities that also process products containing gluten. For specific allergen information, it’s best to contact the manufacturer directly.

Is there a gluten content statement on the Fresca Mixed packaging?

No gluten content statement appears on Fresca Mixed packaging.
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