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Pollo Tropical

Herreralovv

By Herreralovv
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Couple weeks ago i had pollo tropical which was regular grilled chicken with white rice and beans with fried yuca, and no reactions. I went on their website before i actually went there, and they have a list of things that are gluten free.

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But i think its only available in florida. But im not sure

cyclinglady Grand Master
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We have El Pollo Loco and it's gluten free!  Yummy!

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