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Could It Have Gluten?


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I just had a thought. I eat ALOT of chicken from SObey's. The rotisseri chicken and I am SURE I am not consuming any other gluten and I am still feeling really ill. Does anyone know if it has any gluten. I will need to try something else.


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I am not familiar with the brand, but I do know that the rotisseri ckn at grocery stores has wheat b/c they either use it as a thickener for the sauce or they use a soy sauce as an ingrediant within the sauce.

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The chicken is gluten-free to begin with, but it could have something containing gluten added, either by the poultry processor, or more likely something brushed onto it during cooking (basting) to keep it moist. You would have to ask. Since you mention Sobey's, I assume you are in Canada. Swiss Chalet's chicken is definitely gluten-free. I eat it regularly. Their dipping sauce is also gluten-free.

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I just had a thought. I eat ALOT of chicken from SObey's. The rotisseri chicken and I am SURE I am not consuming any other gluten and I am still feeling really ill. Does anyone know if it has any gluten. I will need to try something else.
I know someone who works at Sobey's and they say they they spice the chicken and put a powerdery coating on it. I would guess that it has gluten in it. You should ask to make sure. Hope you are feeling better soon.
tarnalberry Community Regular

I have seen grocery store rotisserie chickens that both have gluten and don't have gluten. You must read EVERY label.

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I have seen grocery store rotisserie chickens that both have gluten and don't have gluten.  You must read EVERY label.

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Some spices have gluten in them even though they don't say they. Just like seasoning salt doesn't say with some brands that msg is in the spice. Best ask them what they used on it and if you can see the label of the spices. Because of msg alone I make my own seasoning salt.

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