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Gluten In Mcdonalds French Fries

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fatherof4yearold Rookie
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mcDonalds just annouced that they is gluten in there french fries this is after we received emails from them confirming that the fries did not.

I have a 5 year old son who ate there periodically at best because our nutritionist even said they were gluten free and it was fine for us to take him there.

I am beyond ticked off at McDonalds from the point that they target young kids with toys and a clown but don't post this information on there products or in there stores (they changed it on their website) but I am sorry I did not log onto my laptop everytime we swung through a McDonalds. Who knows what is in there fries, why don't they just use potatoes.

I did not like my kids going there to begin with, but it was the one place we felt safe to have him eat at that he enjoyed.

Sincerely an upset parent

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I'm with you on being a seriously upset parent. My five year old daughter is just crushed that she can't have McD's french fries like her friends any more. At least now we know why they made us sick when we ate there.

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VydorScope Proficient
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Your not alone, browse around this forum, theres at least a 1/2 dozen threads now, and hundreds of posts of ppl that agree with you on this... :(

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Jaysonguy Newbie
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Yeah I wouldn't be as mad if they didn't flaunt the fact they were gluten free.

Well there's large billion dollar company ethics for you.

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