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Sonny's Bar-b-que


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This was passed on to me from a friend. I generally do not eat out b/c of CC issues but I thought i'd post this anyway in the event some of you have any interest in it....

> The following meats do not contain gluten:

>

>

> Hamburger

> Bar-B-Q Chicken

> Sliced Beef

> Pulled Beef Brisket

> Sliced Pork

> Sweet & Smokey Ribs=20

> Baby Back Ribs

> Smoked Turkey Breast

> Steaks

>

>

> Sonny's 5 Bar-B-Q Sauces: Mild, Sweet, Sizzlin

> Sweet, Smokin and Mustard

> are Gluten Free.=20

>

>

> The following salad dressings are gluten free:

> Bleu cheese

> Creamy Italian, Golden Italian, Lo-Cal Italian

> French, Lo-Cal French

> No-Fat Honey Mustard

> Ranch, Fat-Free Ranch=20

> Thousand Island

>

>

> The Cole slaw (including dressing) and Potato Salad

> are gluten free.

> The Baked and Sweet Potatoes and Corn on the Cob are

> gluten free.

> Sonny's Southern Green Beans and the Bar-B-Q beans

> contain Gluten.=20

>

>

> Of course, any breaded item i.e. Onion Rings, Corn

> Nuggets, Catfish,

> etc. would contain gluten. French Fries may be

> deep fried in the same

> oil that is used to deep fry the breaded items, so

> it is not recommend

> that you eat any French Fries, as they could have

> gluten on them.=20=20

>

>

>

> Please understand that in a busy kitchen there is

> always the chance that

> a food item containing gluten may come in contact

> with a gluten free

> food. It would be impossible for us to guarantee

> that this would never

> happen.


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I wouldn't go to that restaurant. My sister's teacher went to Sonny's and she ordered water and got bleach in her drink too. She had to go to the hospital.

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