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Jimmy Dean Delights Frittatas - Are They Safe?


Sara W

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Sara W Newbie

I have been wanting to try the Jimmy Dean Delights Frittatas but haven't been able to confirm with company or with research online if they are gluten free? Has anyone tried them and been okay?

Thanks,

Sara


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GFfamily5 Newbie

I contacted Jimmy Dean a few months ago regarding their frittata products. Corporate Answer: NONE of them are currently, or in the process of, being certified gluten free. Although the ingredients do look safe to me, I personally never eat anything unless it is certified. COME ON JD, let's get this product certified!!

  • 1 year later...
Angel108 Newbie

Reading the ingredients, I have eaten these frittatas but continued to get sick not knowing where I was getting gluten.  This morning I have concluded I am getting sick from them.  I will never eat them again.  I don't know about you, but I get very upset with companies who don't make products that are already without gluten gluten free. :angry:

  • 1 year later...
Cookiemonster4801 Newbie

It may not be the actual product but that it is made in a Facility that makes none gluten free products so it could be cross contamination so until can’t say it is gluten free till they change their facility around to accommodate this.

  • 3 years later...
AngLubby Newbie

Just made a mistake with these- I can’t  prove it because the ingredients are a bit vague but I would bet money that they have  gluten in them. I am one of those celiac who get sick really quick and it’s like… oh crap I just ate gluten. My guess is the yeast extract or one of the seasonings.  I am disappointed for sure.

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