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Chickfila Question Again


ReneCox

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has anyone experienced any problems with the lemonade at Chickfila. They fresh squeeze their lemonade so I am concerned about cross contamination.


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CarlaB Enthusiast

Sorry, I've never had the lemonade. I would be more concerned with cc with the food than the lemonade ... fast food is risky, though they're grilled chicken salad (minus the croutons and sunflower seeds) and fries (be sure it's a dedicated fryer, every one I've been to has had a dedicated fryer) are okay.

kevsmom Contributor

Sorry - I've never had the lemonade either.

Lisa Mentor

The Triumph Dining Guide 2006-07 says that ALL BEVERAGES at Chic-fil-A are gluten free - not specific for lemonade.

moving on Apprentice

I had the lemonade yesterday with no adverse results. Because of the high acid content, I don't drink it often but have never had a problem when I do.

jebas Newbie

I have recently been writing a series of reviews of gluten free meals at fast food restaurants, and Chick-fil-A was one of them. I had liked them because they had a gluten free menu available at www.chick-fil-a.com/gluten.asp. According to this menu, all of the beverages were gluten free.

I also liked them because they used separate fryers for their fries and breaded chicken. It meant I had a place to get my kid some fries.

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