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Gluten Free Sam's Rotisserie Chicken

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Slackermommy Rookie
Slackermommy
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I am new to all this, I have been gluten free for 5 months, but just got diagnosed 2 days ago through Enterolab.

As a Mom, I love to have something easy, so I thought I would share this, that the rotisserie chicken at Sam's Club is gluten free, says so on the package and reading the label verifies this. They use rice flour! Love that!

They also carry a spiral ham, I believe it is called Ridgeview Farm, definitely has Ridge in there, the ham AND the glaze is gluten free.....and so yummy.

Both of them are.

Just thought others might like to know.

:D

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emcmaster Collaborator
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Thank you for posting this!

GeoffCJ Enthusiast
GeoffCJ
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I am new to all this, I have been gluten free for 5 months, but just got diagnosed 2 days ago through Enterolab.

As a Mom, I love to have something easy, so I thought I would share this, that the rotisserie chicken at Sam's Club is gluten free, says so on the package and reading the label verifies this. They use rice flour! Love that!

They also carry a spiral ham, I believe it is called Ridgeview Farm, definitely has Ridge in there, the ham AND the glaze is gluten free.....and so yummy.

Both of them are.

Just thought others might like to know.

:D

My wife and I have avoided WalMart and Sam's Club for years due to concerns about their business practices. But with their commitment to the enviroment, and their labelling of gluten-free foods, we've decided to check out the new Sam's club that just opened 5 minutes from our house. Thanks for posting this, I love Chicken!

Geoff

Slackermommy Rookie
Slackermommy
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I am glad that both of you will find this useful...I buy a chicken a week, it's nice to have something already done. :)

I had heard that Walmart has a bunch of gluten free products, but I haven't looked there yet...

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Humm... Last time I checked at Sams the Rot. Chicken listed wheat flour. That was several months ago and perhaps they changed their ingredience. Never-the-less it is always good to read labels.

jkmunchkin Rising Star
jkmunchkin
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Humm... Last time I checked at Sams the Rot. Chicken listed wheat flour. That was several months ago and perhaps they changed their ingredience. Never-the-less it is always good to read labels.

It did used to have wheat flour, but they recently changed it.

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Fiadamom Newbie
Fiadamom
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Even if the ingredients are gluten-free, does anyone know if they practice safe gluten-free practices - ie no shared equipment? 

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Note, this topic is more than ten years old--I would not rely on information in it.

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