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Blue Cheese Blues


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dragonmom Apprentice

I really miss my blue cheese on a salad or with an apple for a snack. I think gorgonzola and blue cheese are off limits. :(


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Some blue cheese is not made with mold cultured on bread. Some others here will likely be able to quote brands.

hez Enthusiast

Last time I bought blue cheese I just made sure to read the label until I found one that did not list wheat!

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This is from the Boar's Head website. I have had Boar's Head bleu cheese in the past.

Are your products Gluten Free?

All Boar's Head Brand® Meats, Cheeses and Condiments, as well as Hans Jurgen® Pickles are Gluten Free.

Of course we encourage you to always read labels, and check for any specific ingredients your doctor may want you to avoid. Always check the labels on store prepared entrees and sandwiches as they may contain gravies and sauces that contain gluten.

If you have any further questions about specific ingredients, or products other than meats, cheeses and condiments, please contact us at our Nutritional Information Line by calling 800-352-6277.

mcoop911 Newbie

According to the Kraft Foods website, Athenos brand blue cheese is on the gluten-free list. Hope this helps.

dragonmom Apprentice
According to the Kraft Foods website, Athenos brand blue cheese is on the gluten-free list. Hope this helps.

Thank you - I do miss it quite a bit. It will be on my grocery list tomorrow. :)

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kbtoyssni Contributor

If the blue cheese is grown on wheat bread, are companies required to label it with "contains wheat"? For some reason I thought it might not be on the label.


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