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Has anyone tried Bernard Matthews Turkey Twizzlers?


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Hello guys, I am new here and have been suffering from an extreme gluten intolerance for the best part of a year. Even the slightest cross contamination can trigger major reactions. 

I am just curious if there is anyone in a similar boat to me that has tried Bernard Matthews Turkey Twizzlers? Did you have any adverse reactions?

It doesn’t contain any wheat/gluten although It says on the packet that it may contain cereals that contain gluten (which i always avoid just to be safe) but the temptation is too much! I haven’t had them since i was a child.

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In this case it might be worth a call to the company to see if they can discuss the likelihood of contamination. With meat products all machinery is normally cleaned extremely well between product runs, which is mostly done to avoid problems with bacteria. 

Another option is to take and AN-PEP enzyme that could break down small amounts of gliadin contamination, just in case.

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