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I Think I Was Glutened Last Night.


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OK, so last night I made chicken and dumplings for dinner made from coconut flour and it was so good. But, I think the chicken broth might have contained gluten. After, I ate my knees started hurting, my stomach was upset, and I couldn't sleep almost all night.

Has anyone had a bad experience with Dominique's chicken broth. I knew I was taking a chance because I couldn't find any info online about it and they don't have a phone number. I won't do that again but would like to know if that is what it was.

Thank you.


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I won't do that again but would like to know if that is what it was.

I haven't tried that brand before. I wish I could help! It's the worst when you're sick and you don't know exactly what caused it. I hope you figure it out and feel better!

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OK, so last night I made chicken and dumplings for dinner made from coconut flour and it was so good. But, I think the chicken broth might have contained gluten. After, I ate my knees started hurting, my stomach was upset, and I couldn't sleep almost all night.

Has anyone had a bad experience with Dominique's chicken broth. I knew I was taking a chance because I couldn't find any info online about it and they don't have a phone number. I won't do that again but would like to know if that is what it was.

Thank you.

Most of the time, just reading the labels will be sufficient to determine if a product contains gluten. It is helpful to purchase from known companies that list all gluten.

Any product that contains wheat, it is required by law to list it as an ingredient. Next time, try Swansons Chicken or Beef Broth, they are gluten free.

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olalisa Contributor

does anyone have a list of companies that list all gluten? I know that Kraft and ConAgra are safe. What about others? Thanks so much.

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