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P3 Protein Packs

Beth25
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Beth25 Newbie
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Are the P3 Portable Protein Packs with honey roasted peanuts, beef jerky, sunflower kernels gluten-free/safe for celiacs?

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Vicki27030 Newbie
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On 7/11/2017 at 10:49 AM, Beth25 said:

Are the P3 Portable Protein Packs with honey roasted peanuts, beef jerky, sunflower kernels gluten-free/safe for celiacs?

I would love to know this answer as well.

Victoria1234 Experienced
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On 7/11/2017 at 10:49 AM, Beth25 said:

Are the P3 Portable Protein Packs with honey roasted peanuts, beef jerky, sunflower kernels gluten-free/safe for celiacs?

Not sure. What are the ingredients?

 

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daltonh Newbie
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I don't think it's gluten free. It has soy listed as an allergen and also has Torula Yeast.

https://www-hannaford.aholdusa.com/product/Planters-P3-Maple-Ham-Jerky-Honey-Roasted-Peanuts/954986.uts#

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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6 hours ago, daltonh said:

I don't think it's gluten free. It has soy listed as an allergen and also has Torula Yeast.

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Soy and yeast are not gluten

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