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Gluten Free Food Delivery

nikki182

By nikki182
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nikki182
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Someone sent me this to look at:

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On the first page it says: Every meal and snack has been lab-tested and approved to contain less than 20 gluten parts per million.

What is that about? Is that a legit thing? I'm new, but I was thinking things are either gluten free or they're not.

I don't know if I would ever have them deliver food to me or not, but has anyone used a service like this?

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I donno about it being liagite but HOLY **** is that expensive.....I personally donno who can afford $850 a month for 1 person. I guess maybe for a few meals or somthing her or there. At least they garentee satisfaction.

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I'm in the delivery range but didn't go into the whole site..thinking I could get deilvery I'd see what others had to say. Isn't this place in IW or somewhere in the mid west??

wonder if there are local franchises?? :blink:

JUDY

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Hmm.. not sure. They say they'll deliver to my zip and I'm in kind of a rural area. If I decide to give it a try I'll let you know how it is. It might be fun to order a meal every now and then...

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