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Manwhich Anyone?(spelling)?

Guest imsohungry

By Guest imsohungry
in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications

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Guest imsohungry
Guest imsohungry
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Does anyone know if this sloppy joe product by Hunts is gluten-free?

Many thanks! -Julie :)

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According to this gluten-free list it shows "Hunts" bold manwich on page 40. I would also check the ingredients and maybe even call the company too.

I hope this helps

Guest imsohungry
Guest imsohungry
Posted

Thank you so much for the info./site! :) I've been trying to find something on Google about it, and finally I just called the Hunt's company. But she said that they couldn't garantee it was gluten-free b/c it had distilled vinigar in it. The more research I did...the more convinced I've become that Gluten isn't in regular distilled vinigar.

Anyway, I was reading the label and also noticed a "suspicious" term...natural flavorings at the end of the ingredient list. However, the woman on the phone didn't mention anything about gluten being in "natural flavorings" that they had added.....

It just left me confused. Manwich is an easy supper that my hubby loves. I thought it would an easy "first step" to making a shared gluten-free meal!

Thanks again for the input! :D -Julie

terri Contributor
terri
Posted

We eat manwich. I use it with leftover pork and make bbq sandwiches with it. I'm very sensitive and have never had a reaction from it. It's on my gluten-free lists. Enjoy! ;)

Guest imsohungry
Guest imsohungry
Posted

Thanks Terri for confirming! :)

I've never tried manwich with pork...sounds good! :D

I'm looking for any dinner ideas right now. Like many people posting on these boards, my multiple auto-immune disorders (lupus, etc.) keep me worn out and tired. I'm glad to hear that I don't have to give up one of our favorite (and EASY) dinners. ;)

Take Care. -Julie

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