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Prego Spaghetti Sauce


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I am stressing because we have been eating Prego spaghetti sauce at least once a week (the whole family eats gluten-free) and after further investigating I am thinking maybe it isn't gluten-free after all. I will call the company next week during business hours if I can't find someone that knows before then. It is really stressing me though so I thought I would ask here to see if someone knew.

I am asking in particular about Prego italian sausage and garlic spaghetti sauce.

What sauces are gluten-free and what aren't?


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Guest talsop

I read that the traditonal prego sauce is ok. I ate it with no problem. Look back in this forum and somewhere was a site you can download. Its about 51 pages long but worth it.

Terri

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:D my list says prego traditional spaghetti sauce only and it is a great list--go to

Open Original Shared Link it is 49 pages long plus also has a 23 page listing of ovc medicines---along with 800# too--its great--deb :D

angel-jd1 Community Regular

I don't know about prego, but classico is a good brand to purchase. They have gluten-free info right on their website under the FAQ's section. They have a variety of sauces and I think they are yummy!!

-Jessica

Here is what classico says about their sauces gluten-free status:

Which of the Classico Sauces are gluten-free?

All of the Classico red and white sauces are gluten-free.

Here is the web address:

Open Original Shared Link

ENJOY!!! :rolleyes:

Guest jhmom

From what I understand Prego Traditional is the only one that is gluten-free.

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Gould Newbie

 

 

Open Original Shared Link

Italian Sauce
Chunky Garden Combo
Chunky Garden Mushroom & Green Pepper
Chunky Garden Mushroom Supreme
Chunky Garden Tomato, Onion & Garlic
Creamy Vodka
Flavored with Meat
Florentine Spinach & Cheese
Fontina & Asiago
Fresh Mushroom
Heart Smart™ Mushroom
Heart Smart™ Roasted Red Pepper & Garlic
Heart Smart™ Traditional
Italian Sausage & Garlic
Light Smart® Traditional
Marinara
Merlot Marinara
Pesto Marinara
Roasted Garlic & Herb
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Spicy Red Pepper
Spicy Sausage
Three Cheese
Tomato Basil Garlic
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Pizza Sauce
Pizzeria Style
Veggie Smart
 
This is the list of gluten free sauce straight from the prego website.
kareng Grand Master

Just an FYI - all the previous product info is 12 years old.  Products change over that period of time.  


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2 hours ago, kareng said:

Just an FYI - all the previous product info is 12 years old.  Products change over that period of time.  

Agreed!

Gould, welcome and thank you for posting the updated list! :)

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