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Tennessee Pride Country Sausage gluten-free?

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wolfie Enthusiast
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My son loves sausage and we have some Tennessee Pride in our freezer, so I wanted to see if it was gluten-free. The suspect ingredients that I see are "Spices & spice extractives". I tried to email the company, but couldn't get that part of their website to work. I can try to call them tomorrow if no one knows. TIA!!

BTW, we have the Mild Country Sausage.

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Update: I just spoke with them by phone and they said that all of their products are gluten-free EXCEPT their sandwich products, sausage balls and gravy.

Wanted to share that here for others who are curious.

:)

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LMichelle1980 Newbie
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My son loves sausage and we have some Tennessee Pride in our freezer, so I wanted to see if it was gluten-free. The suspect ingredients that I see are "Spices & spice extractives". I tried to email the company, but couldn't get that part of their website to work. I can try to call them tomorrow if no one knows. TIA!!

BTW, we have the Mild Country Sausage.

Thank you! I just had this question arise in my house and couldn't find the answer on their site either.

kareng Grand Master
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Thank you! I just had this question arise in my house and couldn't find the answer on their site either.

Please notice that this info is 5 years old. Products and maufacturing practices change. You need to read the ingredients, maybe check the current website or speak with the company.

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