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Glutened

lonewolf

By lonewolf
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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I was out of state attending my aunt's funeral earlier this week and got horribly sick the day after the funeral. I usually don't eat pork, but the ham, sliced tomatoes and carrot sticks were the only things I thought were safe at the dinner after the funeral. I was actually fine that day - I had a small piece that was an "inside" piece. The next day we had more ham and I got a bit of the outside and noticed that it was crunchy and sweet. Somewhere in the back of my mind I told myself that I should have tried to find a label for that ham. About an hour later I got the first hint of a stomach ache. Not long after that I started running for the bathroom. Luckily it all stopped, except for the stomach ache that I still have, after about 24 hours and I did fine on my cross-country flight home.

I did a search here and found out that Honey Baked Ham is NOT gluten-free. So I'm pretty sure it was that since I hardly ate anything else the whole time I was there besides fruit, vegies and some safe deli turkey.

So please beware of Honey Baked Ham!

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jerseyangel Proficient
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Hi Liz, and welcome back :)

Yes, you're right--the glaze for the Honey Baked Ham is not gluten-free. Thanks for the reminder.

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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Hi Liz,

Sorry to hear about your aunt and the glutening. I always forget about the deli trays so thanks for the reminder.

Ps-I would be crossing my fingers too on the flight :)

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Canadian Karen Community Regular
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Yep, you have to be very careful with ham.....

I thought ham was out of the question for me anymore, but then I found this:

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I am glad that this company lists the allergy info for each product that they have.

Karen

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gfpaperdoll Rookie
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The Honey Baked Ham has wheat in the glaze. If you call one day ahead you can order a ham without the glaze. that is what I do - got one in the refrig now - & they are plenty yummy...

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lovegrov Collaborator
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The VAST majority of hams are gluten-free. Honey Baked obviously is not and you should check any that are commercially honey glazed. Wheat will be the problem and it must be listed.

richard

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