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Veggie Burger Suggestions?

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Shell156 Apprentice
Shell156
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Do you know what I miss so much at summer BBQs? Veggie burgers. I don't mean the ones that taste like fake meat, I mean those ones that are made from grains, beans or legumes, maybe some cheese. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm quite sensitive, so certified gluten free is best, but I'd be happy to research non-certified suggestions as well.

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kareng Grand Master
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Maybe try to make some with the ingredients you like? Or:

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kittylover1 Newbie
kittylover1
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I really like Sunshine Burgers. Here is there statement on gluten - Sunshine Burgers are safe for those individuals living a gluten-free lifestyle or living with Celiac disease. We produce our tasty vegan burgers in a gluten-free production line with only gluten-free ingredients. Our dedicated production line is used solely for Sunshine Burgers. However, the facility that processes Sunshine Burgers does process other foods that contain gluten. To ensure the integrity of our products, we regularly test them to ensure that they contain a gluten threshold of less than 5 parts per million. - See more at: Open Original Shared Link      They are pretty delicate though so I don't know how they would hold up on a grill

BlessedMommy Rising Star
BlessedMommy
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Yes, Sunshine Burgers are good. I also like Amy's Sonoma veggie burgers.

Shell156 Apprentice
Shell156
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Thank you! Sunshine burgers sound so delicious :) I'll go get some and try them out !

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