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DReil Newbie
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Recently (finally) diagnosed with Celiac and this site has been a tremendous help. I have been doing fairly well until last night. I had chicken with KT Masterpiece BBQ sauce. I checked the site this morning and noticed a post from last year where someone felt they had been effected by this sauce also. Any feedback is appreciated. I love the sauce and they do not list wheat in the ingredients, however they won't claim gluten-free either. This is all so confusing.    

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We eat KC Masterpiece with no issues.

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