Inspired by passionate social requests and even handwritten letters, Goldfish Gluten Free cheese crackers answers one of the most requested innovations in the brand’s history. The launch reflects the brand’s continued commitment to listening to consumers and delivering snacks that meet evolving family needs without compromising on fun and flavor. Always baked, never fried, made with 100% real cheese, and with no artificial colors or preservatives, Goldfish Gluten Free delivers the craveable cheddar flavor and playful fish shaped crackers consumers love in a gluten free option. Goldfish Gluten Free will begin rolling out to retailers nationwide in November 2026 in a 5 oz. package for a suggested retail price of $4.99.
Made Possible by Demand
For years, Goldfish fans have asked, commented, messaged and written to the brand with one clear request: make Goldfish gluten free. Those requests did not go unheard. As approximately 30% of the U.S. population actively seeks gluten-free options1, Goldfish Gluten Free reflects the brand’s continued commitment to listening to consumers and delivering on the snacks families are asking for, while staying true to the taste, quality and fun that define the Goldfish experience.
“We’ve heard from many families who love Goldfish but haven’t always been able to enjoy them together, and that feedback stayed with us,” said Tiphanie Maronta, SVP, Goldfish Crackers. “We wanted to take the time to make sure every detail — from the taste and texture to the iconic shape—was true to Goldfish. With Goldfish Gluten Free, more families can now share the lunchbox moments, after-school snacks and smiles that Goldfish has inspired for generations.”
A Snack Worth Smiling About
Always baked, never fried, Goldfish Gluten Free crackers are made with 100% real cheese and are Certified Gluten Free. They deliver the craveable cheddar flavor, playful fish shape and signature smile fans expect, all in a snack parents can feel good about serving.
To learn more about Goldfish Gluten Free, visit GoldfishSmiles.com.
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