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killernj13

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In Topic: Jersey City, New Jersey

19 March 2013 - 08:40 AM

Never eaten at these but here are some I found on the Find Me Gluten Fee app

John's Pizza for gluten-free pizza - Jersey City

Fire & Oak - Jersey City

Stack's Pancake House - Hoboken (next town over - available by some Light rail lines)

Bin 14 - Hoboken

Hudson Tavern - Hoboken

In Topic: Gluten Free Beer: How Do We Know It Is Safe

15 February 2013 - 09:51 AM

_{Only have had issues with Daura as the other posted stated.}

In Topic: Reese's Pieces

13 February 2013 - 09:47 AM

Never found Reese's Pieces to contain gluten ever.

Yes, we can enjoy it being trendy but trends end. Our dietary restrictions do not.

I stopped watching The Today Show when they fired Ann Curry and replaced her with Savannah Guthrie. During a story on the gluten free trend she called celiac disease a trendy disease and roll her eyes. I've tweeted her for to make a public apology and wrote a complaint to NBC at the time of the interview.

In Topic: Hershey's Reeses Peanut Butter Cups Are Gluten-Free

04 January 2013 - 10:01 AM

I have never seen the normal PB cups list wheat in their ingredients. The whole issue with these is in the past is some of the seasonal shaped (Christmas trees / Easter Eggs etc) have had wheat in them. However, recently I have not even come across those either. I always read the labels on the season ones due to the past history.

This is there CYA on the website:

REESE'S Peanut Butter Cups – ALL Except Seasonal Shaped Items -

As the original responder stated always read labels as things do change on all foods.