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Does Gardein (brand) still make their Gluten-free "Garden Veggie Burger"?

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Does anyone know if Gardein still makes their "Garden Veggie Burger?  I can't find information about it, online, and the website says "Page not found" (or something similar).

It's my favorite Veggie Burger and will be so disappointed if it's no longer available. 

And, if it's not available, any suggestions for a similar tasting substitute?  

🙏

Thanks.  

 

 

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Don’t no that brand but I know Hilary’s veggie burger and Dr Praegers has some veggie burgers too that are gluten free 

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4 hours ago, Jane07 said:

Don’t no that brand but I know Hilary’s veggie burger and Dr Praegers has some veggie burgers too that are gluten free 

Hi.  Thanks.

 

I've tried several of Dr. Praeger's burgers and haven't liked them.  I haven't tried Hilary's yet, but have it on my shopping list.  (The online grocery store [that delivers... I don't drive] only has one of her gluten-free burgers, though she makes quite a few.). I hope I like it! 

 

I do like Praeger's Nuggets & Tenders, though.  Unfortunately, that store doesn't carry them... but I'm going to request that they do.

 

Thanks for replying.  😊

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