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Heatherk123 Newbie
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Hi 

does anyone know- the Clubhouse Costco size lemon pepper seasoning.. I’m new at this- is it gluten free? Is it processed in gluten free factory? 

Any help quick- I customer service is closed and I can’t find anything on their website

my mother in law made the turkey and has used it and my little one reacts severely 

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It can be different, based on what country you are in.  Will she let you read the ingredients?

GFinDC Veteran
GFinDC
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Another thread from some years ago on the subject.  Things may have changed since then.

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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When it doubt, do not let him eat it.  Better safe than sorry.  

I personally do not trust my Mom to cook for me.  She is great, but she is not living a gluten free life daily.  I eat at her house, but only when I am supervising her.  I also keep my own gluten-free utensils and cooking items in a bin at her house.  I use a lot of foil and parchment paper.  No shared toasters and colander, etc.  

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