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Soup - No Msg, Produced In gluten-free Facility/dedicated Lines


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I have been in the mood for soup but don't feel up to making it myself. I'm looking for something that doesn't contain msg, so progresso is out. I want something produced on dedicated lines or in a gluten-free facility because I am very sensitive, and pregnant, and don't want to take any chances.

I have found Walnut Acres, Muir Glen, Health Valley and none of them seem to be on dedicated lines. I'm leary of all of Amy's stuff because they have gotten me sick in the past.

Are their any soups that meet my criteria?


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I have been in the mood for soup but don't feel up to making it myself. I'm looking for something that doesn't contain msg, so progresso is out. I want something produced on dedicated lines or in a gluten-free facility because I am very sensitive, and pregnant, and don't want to take any chances.

Are their any soups that meet my criteria?

I really like Pacific soups

Most say Gluten Free right on the label. Tomato/Roasted Pepper is my favorite.

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It states in their FAQ that they do not use msg, but they do use 'autolysed yeast extract' that some people who are sensitive to msg also try to avoid.

Good Luck,

P

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