Miss Oreos? Here's The BEST Gluten Free Oreo Substitutes to Buy in Stores!
If you're like most people, you probably liked Oreos at one point or another. If you're gluten-free, enjoying Oreos unfortunately becomes something you can't do anymore...so you think. You may or may not know that there's actually some really great brands of gluten-free "Oreos" out there! I've already tried them all (unsurprisingly enough) and have been happy to find that there are actually quite a few options. Here's a full list on the best gluten free "Oreos" that you can find in the U.S!
Glutino Chocolate Vanilla Creme
This is probably the most accessible gluten-free version of Oreos that you'll find! I've found them in normal grocery stores like Publix, Kroger, Walmart, and more! They have great consistency and they taste fairly close to Oreos. However, they do contain soy and they may contain the other allergies below which may be an issue for those of you with multiple food allergies. Overall, this is a great option if you are just gluten-free! Also note that they come in 2 other flavors. Click here to learn more!
Contains: Soy
May contain: Dairy, Egg, Peanuts and Tree Nuts
Kinnikinnick Kinnitoos
Personally, this brand of gluten free "Oreos" is my absolute favorite. I've been eating them for years because they are dairy free too! They're a little hard to find and they most likely won't be in your big brand stores. I'd look for them in Whole Foods, Sprouts, and other specialty health foods stores if you want to find them. They are my favorite and definitely worth trying. Also, they come in a vanilla flavor as well. Click here to learn more!
Contains: Soy
Trader Joe's Joe Joes
These are delicious and easy to find if you have a Trader Joe's near you! They have a similar cookie texture and, in my opinion, a better tasting filling. Like most "Oreos", they are not very good for you but I think that's something we all know when eating them. Overall, I love this brand! It's also important to know that they also have a seasonal peppermint version of gluten-free "Oreos" that comes out every winter too! That one is definitely worth trying. Click here to learn more!
Contains: Soy, Egg
May contain: Traces of Milk, Tree Nuts
Mi-Del Chocolate Sandwich Cookies Mi-Del is one of the lesser known brands but they have some delicious products! I tried these sandwich cookies a long time ago and I've always been a big fan. They can be commonly found in health foods stores like Whole Foods and such but they are definitely a little harder to find. Also, it's important to note that they are not made in a dedicated gluten-free facility. However, they do meet the FDA guidelines for being under 20 ppm. Oh yea, and they come in vanilla too 😉 Click here to learn more! Contains: Egg, Soy
Which gluten-free "Oreo" is your favorite? Comment below!
