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Potbelly Hot Peppers/ Trader Joe's Turkey Summer Sausage/ Trader Joe's Hashbrown Patty

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Has anyone had a reaction to Potbelly Hot Peppers? There are no gluten ingredients listed in the ingredients but I am trying to pair it down. Something recently caused a reaction. 

What about Trader Joe's Turkey Summer Sausage or Trader Joe's Hashbrown Patties? I've had these items before with no problems. 

Almost 3 years into cutting out gluten and I'm slowly learning to ONLY eat certified gluten free items. 

 

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This site shows the Trader Joe's Summer Sausage to contain the ingredients below, so it's naturally gluten-free, but I don't think it's labeled gluten-free:
https://www.fooducate.com/product/Trader-Joe-s-Natural-Turkey-Summer-Sausage/56882DE9-F762-9A48-4C3A-853457A72A83

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Ingredients:Turkey,contains less than 2% of evaporated cane sugar, sea salt, mustard spices, lactic acid starter culture, carageenan, celery powder, cherry powder, garlic powder

The same is true for Trader Joe's Hashbrown Patties:

https://www.fooducate.com/product/Trader-Joe-s-Hashbrown-Patties/6878F87C-5388-11E0-A55F-1231380C180E

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Ingredients: Potatoes, vegetable oil (soybean or canola), salt, dextrose, citric acid (to maintain color).

I could not see the ingredients for the Potbelly Peppers, but if you say they are naturally gluten-free by ingredient they likely are. Does it say distilled vinegar? 
https://www.potbelly.com/menu

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Thanks, Scott! It does look like the ingredients are gluten free. Sometimes food is made in shared equipment with a chance of cross contamination. Im wondering if anyone else has had a reaction to these items. 
 

Take care. 

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