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can anyone tell me some brands of sausage that are known to be safe? bulk and link?

christine

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Jimmy Dean. Hillshire Farms link. Johnsonville.

Honestly, the only sausages I've seen that haven't been gluten-free have the gluten clearly listed. You should still check, but amazingly enough, most sausage is safe.

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i keep seeing "spices" and/or "natural flovors" on the labels.

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I eat Jimmy Dean sausage all the time.

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Not sure if you meant breakfast type sausage or dinner sausage, but for the latter I use Premio. It was my favorite brand before being diagnosed so I was happy to learn it was gluten-free.

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Every single sausage I've specifically checked, the spices and natural flavors have been gluten-free. And before too long it will have to be clearly listed if there's wheat.

richard

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there is a link sausage i like - aidelles. I keep finding it in the meat section. It says gluten free right on the front of the label. There are one or two flavors that are not gluten free - but just look on the front of the label. I love the Cajun Andoille, i had an apple flavor one and also and artichoke and garlic. All very very good. makes a quick dinner with some rice.

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