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Random Guy Apprentice
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So I just want to put heinz ketchup on my bunless burger

or look at the ingredients of any number of products that are ok, with the exception of the catch all 'natural flavors'

WHY!?!?!?!

Just list the ingredients!!!!!!

So, what do you all do? Call the manufacturer before every meal?

(I'm just past one month of gluten-free, and still finding my way)

Also, I read somewhere that there was a list of products somewhere. How would I get one that's the most complete?

thanks

-rg

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Guest nini
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Posted

your Heinz ketchup is gluten free, go ahead and enjoy it...

there is the Delphi forums list... do you want someone to e-mail it to you?

Random Guy Apprentice
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yes! i would LOVE someone to email it to me!!!

pray4surf76@hotmail.com

thanks

-rg

Guest nini
Guest nini
Posted
yes! i would LOVE someone to email it to me!!!

pray4surf76@hotmail.com

thanks

-rg

I just sent it to you. It is a pretty big list... lots of stuff

GlutenFreeAl Contributor
GlutenFreeAl
Posted

Hi Nini,

If you don't mind, could you send that list to me as well? alyson.miller@hotmail.com.

Thank you SO much!!

Guest nini
Guest nini
Posted

sent!

btw I got the list from celiac3270, so thank you celiac3270 very much for this list!

Guest Mari
Guest Mari
Posted

Would you mind sending me that list, too? davidandmari@rcn.com

Thanks

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key Contributor
key
Posted

would you please send me this list too! My email is Peekester@aol.com

Thank-you so much!

MOnica

Rae Apprentice
Rae
Posted

Hate to be a bother, but can you send me the list too.

rdambrosio33@aol.com

thanks

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