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Giant Eagle Grocery Stores (in Pa, Oh, + Wv)


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I was at the deli at our local Giant Eagle, asking about gluten-free deli meats, and the lady behind the counter pointed to the countertop where there were a whole pile of pamphlets (nicely printed in color, several pages) about all the differnt gluten-free products Giant Eagle carries and in which section of the store to find them!!!!!!

The down side--not every store carries every single product listed. They didn't have he first 2 deli meats that I requested. But it's a start!

I suggest that everyone ask their local grocery store if they have such a pamphlet, and tell the managers that other regular grocery stores are doing this!


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Our local Martins grocery has created a whole new area of gluten-free, df, organic foods, vitamins, etc.!! It is like a health food store in the grocery store! Martins is the same as Giant in other states. (not Giant Eagle--but kudos to them for the pamphlets!) Good things happening!! :)

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