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Heartland gluten-free Pasta

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Rowena Rising Star
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I bought some  pasta at Walmart that claims its gluten free, but then it has a warning that its processed in a facility that manufactures wheat, but says nothing about manufacturing practices to keep it from cc.... Usually if it says its gluten-free they've done testing to make sure its below the 20 ppm or whatever it is count right?

 

Anyone have experience with Heartland gluten-free pasta?

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Also...the air exhaust in these places is better than any home as they have to suck airborne particle out of the air quickly for the safety of the employees.

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Rowena Rising Star
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Thank you!  Just wanted reassurance before I ate it.

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Lisa Mentor
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Every time I go to Wally World, I stock up.  It's at the top of my list.

 

My favorite recipe is great and so simple:

 

Saute Shrimp in garlic and butter ( I like lots)

 

Throw in cherry tomatoes

 

Toss in cooked Penne Pasta

 

Toss in two large handfuls of fresh spinach

 

Salt and pepper and top with fresh shaved asiago cheese.  :P

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Minus the Shrimp it sounds good Lisa!

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Lisa Mentor
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Minus the Shrimp it sounds good Lisa!

Add whatever you like. :) or not.

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