Gluten-free verdict
Is Lipton Chicken Noodle gluten-free?
No — our latest review shows gluten risks for Lipton Chicken Noodle. Last reviewed April 21, 2026.
Latest ingredient list
Source: Open Food Facts
wheat noodles , salt, dry extracts of corn syrup, soy protein hydrolyséee, fat chicken, corn starch, palm oil, modified, monosodium glutamate, onion powder, cooked chicken mechanically separated and dehydrated, spice, natural flavor, guanylate disodium, inosinate disodium salt, yeast extract, persil,dried,
Why we set this verdict
Key ingredient call-outs
- wheat
Barcodes we group together
Different package sizes or retailer-specific UPCs roll into one canonical answer so shoppers don’t get duplicate pages.
| Barcode | Verdict & label | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 068400014294Canonical Updated April 21, 2026 | Not Safe Lipton Chicken Noodle | — |
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