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Great Value Sausage

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Sephira81 Newbie
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Has anyone had the great value brand sausages? 
Any reactions? Are they truely gluten-free? 

Sorry, i am new to gluten-free. 

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Never tried them, I am overly paranoid myself, and cook for others as a chef. Only ones I tend to use AppleGate, Jennie-O, my local HEB brand, and this one brand of mexican chorizo from down here locally.  Technically sausage should be gluten free, unless they used seasonings that were cheap and contaminated, or did it on a shared line with something else. Honestly I do not trust anything by Great Value in Walmart.....bad experiences with other products leave me avoiding everything they make under their label.

ch88 Collaborator
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I have had them and I didn't react. I think they are fine. Some sausages contain wheat though (beer flavoring) so check the label.  

kareng Grand Master
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1 minute ago, ch88 said:

I have had them and I didn't react. I think they are fine. Some sausages contain wheat though (beer flavoring) so check the label.  

In the US, if it contains wheat - whether in a beef flavoring or something else- it must be on the ingredients list or at the bottom of the list in a "contains wheat " statement

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