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Bacon?

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What brand of Bacon is safe?

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VegasCeliacBuckeye Collaborator
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I know Hormel Black Label is gluten-free.

Here is their list...

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Most, if not all pure meat bacon. I wouldn't trust any of the fake or combo bacons. But my COSTCO-bought Kirkland brand Microwave bacon only has pork, salt and sugars in it. Unless one has a sensitivity to Iodine (in the salt) - which is the case for many DH people.

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I know Hormel Black Label is gluten-free.

I always use Hormel Black Label too! :D

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Ones I know that aren't gluten-free are the fake stuff at McDonald's and one in California (Farmer John's??) that has soy sauce in it.

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I get mine from Market Day (marketday.com) and it's pre-cooked, so no mess and hot and fresh out of the microwave.

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I really like Applegate Farms Turkey Bacon. I have a friend that likes the Sunday Bacon (Pork) but I haven't tried that variety yet. :)

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My favorite is Oscar Mayer :)

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I 2nd Oscar Meyer.

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I've been buying the Boar's Head bacon at Publix. It's very good and it states right on the package gluten free and dairy free.

Jennifer

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