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Tillamook Jerky


tarnalberry

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I mentioned in my non-perishable travelling food post that I had picked up some Tillamook jerky and confirmed it was gluten-free. The smoked/dried Beef Nuggets definitely were tasty and, while salty, didn't _feel_ as salty or dry as regular beef jerky. I'm glad I took them on the trip - they were filling and very convenient. I wrote an email to the company thanking them for having the gluten-free product (I wanted to give them an incentive NOT to change the recipe ;-) ), and asked them to put a gluten-free list on their website (as there wasn't any useful information there before hand) and got this response.

Hi Tiffany-

I very pleased that you took the time to write us a note. I took your

request to heart and updated our website to list

all of our products that are Gluten Free and some that are MSG free.

Take a look when you get a sec at www.tcsjerky.com.

Thanks, Bob

Bob Crossley

Marketing Services

www.tcsjerky.com

Tillamook Country Smoker, Inc.

P.O. Box 3120, 8250 Warren St.

Bay City, Oregon 97107

800.325.2220 ext 111


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Thanks for the info. I just ordered some online for an upcoming trip. :-)

Brenda

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