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Campbells Mailed Me The gluten-free List

Guest thatchickali

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

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Guest thatchickali
Guest thatchickali
Posted

Chunky Soup:

Chicken Broccoli Cheese (this sounds good) 18oz

Select Soup:

Savory Lentil 19oz

Prego Pasta Sauce:

Traditional Sauce - All Sizes

Three Cheese Sauce - 26 oz

Mushroom - 4lb 3 oz

Organic Sauces - All

Swanson Broth:

Lower Sodium Beef Broth - 14 oz.

RTS Beef Broth - 14.5 oz

RTS Chicken broth - 14.5 & 49.5 oz

Natural Goodness Chicken Broth - All Sizes

Vegetable Broth - 14 oz

Organic Broths - All

Swanson Canned Poultry

Premium Chuck Chicken Breast in Water - All Sizes

Premium White & Dark Chunck Chicken - All Sizes

Mixin' Chicken - 5 oz

All Campbells Tomato Juice

All V8 Vegetable Juices

All V8 Vegetable Juices

All v8 V-Fusion Blends

All V8 Splash Juice Blends

All Diet V8 Splash Juice Blends

V8 Splash Smoothies:

Orange Creme

Peach Mango

Strawberry Banana

All Pace Red Sauces:

All Enchilada Sauces

All Picante Sauces

All Thick & Chunky Salsas

All Think & Chunky Flavored salsas (Chipolte, Cilantro, etc.)

Organic Picante (Mild and Medium)

As of May 07.

Has anyone had any cross contamination issues with Campbells??

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Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular
Fiddle-Faddle
Posted

Very interesting, Ali, thank you for posting it.

I am now confused--I'd been getting the Cambell's select southwestern corn chowder. the select butternut squash soup, and the select tomato parm bisque, because I saw NO gluten ingredients listed. DOes this mean they have gluten after all??? :blink: I don't have major reactions, so I wouldn't know if I were glutened. Uh-oh....

psawyer Proficient
psawyer
Posted

Campbells has a clear-labelling policy for gluten. If any ingredient contains gluten, then it will be clearly disclosed in the ingredient list. So, Alison, if you don't see it in the ingredient list, it isn't there (at least not intentionally).

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
Posted

Thanks for posting the list.

Guest thatchickali
Guest thatchickali
Posted

Oh, I should have included that they said that list isn't the ONLY stuff that is gluten free. I don't know exactly why they don't include everything, maybe not everything has been checked or something, but if it doesn't make you sick and doesn't list gluten I'm sure you're alright.

Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular
Fiddle-Faddle
Posted
Campbells has a clear-labelling policy for gluten. If any ingredient contains gluten, then it will be clearly disclosed in the ingredient list. So, Alison, if you don't see it in the ingredient list, it isn't there (at least not intentionally).

Phew! (We need a wiping-the-sweat-off-a-nervous-brow icon!)

campcour Apprentice
campcour
Posted

I have been eating campbell's chicken with wild rice and bean with bacon soups b/c i saw them on a gluten free list quite some time ago and I haven't noticed a reaction to either. Do others eat these ones? I am a little nervous now myself.

Courtney

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kevieb Newbie
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Posted

campbell's bean with bacon USED to have gluten in it. i haven't read an ingredient list in ages on one of their cans. i will jump for joy if they have taken the gluten out of it! my mother just brought over a can of campbell's chunky split pea and ham and the ingredients are safe.

Guest thatchickali
Guest thatchickali
Posted

I didn't mean to scare anyone with that, they did note that not every gluten-free product they have is listed.

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