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Qvc gluten-free Chicken Tenders

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annacsmom Apprentice
annacsmom
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I just found out from my mother that QVC apparently has a gourmet products show and one of their items is a box of gluten free chicken tenders. I quickly put on the show, because I couldn't believe that they actually stated it was gluten free. The chef was so kind and actually said that he was priveleged to bring on this product. It's also casein and sugar free and apparently very good healthy chicken. It is a bit pricey (I think it's $35 for 3 lbs but it looks sooo good. I plan on going on QVC's website to see if they offer any more gluten-free products.

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BamBam Community Regular
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I called QVC and I ordered these. Yes, they are expensive, but I would like one convenience food in my freezer for those days I don't want to cook. I told QVC how nice it was for a big sales place to have a gluten free item and that they should offer more gluten free products. There are thousands of us out there, they are bound to get some orders! They are dairy free and gluten free, and that is just what I am looking for!

Thank you for starting this topic, it made my day!

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jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Yes--I saw this yesterday. I was about to start dinner, and was walking through the family room--the mention of gluten-free on QVC stopped me in my tracks! :D

They actually looked pretty good. The man said that they were "breaded" with almond and flax.

jayhawkmom Enthusiast
jayhawkmom
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Once again.... I was excited for a new product. But, again...disappointed at the use of nuts. =(

*sigh*

Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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AWESOME! I just posted a couple days ago saying how I was craving chicken nuggets...I'm defniitely looking into these. Anyone tried them yet?

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