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Bridal Shower For My Daughter, Uggg

Lisa

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Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Okay.......ranch dressing with one carrott or punch with Hawaiian punch in it. So where is the gluten. Returned home and had the big D and BIGGER stomach.

My bet it was the punch. What do you think? Shamoo tonight. <_<

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Guest nini
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really it could be either thing... also, were people dipping other things into the ranch dressing before you dipped your carrot? Sorry you are feeling badly...

TCA Contributor
TCA
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Hidden Valley Ranch has gluten, but Kraft is ok. No telling what was in the punch. CC could be it too.

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Rusla
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It could be either or both. I am sorry you are having this problem. I hope you feel better soon.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Thanks guys, working it out as we speak <_< It is sooo hard to go to functions and be polite. Everyone noticed that I was not eating, so I tried to look around and try what I though would be safe. As in the "Indiana Jones movie".....I choose poorly. Another lesson learned. Ugg, again. Feel better now though. A good night speep and I should be good to go in the morning. I don't think that I have the three day glutten experience. I feel lucky.

Thanks for your responses.

Lisa

Canadian Karen Community Regular
Canadian Karen
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Hey Lisa!

This is on delphi:

Hawaiian Punch (DPSU - Cadbury Schwepps) (800-696-5891) (Open Original Shared Link ) (vp=07/02/03)

All varieties (may contain corn)

Hawaiian Punch is gluten free. My money would be on the dressing!

I hope you are feeling better tomorrow!

Hugs!

Karen

Lisa Mentor
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ooo :)

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