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Trader Joe's Turkey Bolognese Sauce?

Nikki2777

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Hi  - Does anyone know if this is gluten free?  I know TJ's is not labelling everything these days and I checked their gluten-free list (which is now a 'sample' of items).  The ingredient list seemed safe (saw "flour" on label, but it's Navy Bean Flour.)

 

It looks delicious and I'd like to be able to use it, but thought I'd check.

 

thanks

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Too bad they don't keep a comprehensive list updated.  While on something like pasta sauce, no gluten ingredients usually means you are okay... I would contact and get a reply back on shared facilities/equipment before consuming.  They may have taken the gluten-free label off of the product for a good reason.  It could also be something along the lines of them not labeling something as gluten-free if they don't test.  Best to get their answer.  

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Got a great reply from TJs - much as we suspected:

 

 

Thank you for contacting us with your product inquiry.  In response, our "Just Sauce" Turkey Bolognese Sauce does not contain any gluten ingredients or sources, and there is no gluten present in the vendor facility.  However, the product does not make the claim "gluten free" on the label, as the supplier does not conduct this specific type of testing.

 

 

I'm looking forward to trying it!

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