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Thanksgiving Dinner?

sister golden hair

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sister golden hair Apprentice
sister golden hair
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sistergoldenhair here, finally officially diagnosed with celiac last week. Now i guess i would like to know if anyone is making stuffing for thanksgiving. I was wondering if anyone knew of a gluten free sausage to use. My friend was eating Jimmy Dean but then she thought she heard it had gluten in it. Let me know please if you hear of anything, thanks, sgh "Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!"

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lovegrov
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Jimmy Dean is OK. Sausage in general is pretty much OK. If the label doesn't list gluten, you're OK.

richard

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debmidge
Posted

If you are looking for Italian sausage

Look in supermarket for the brand Premiero...I BELIEVE when I contacted them last year they said they were gluten-free.

But this might just be a NJ/NY regional food here.....

JennyC Enthusiast
JennyC
Posted

I use Jhonsonville sausage. All of their flavors are gluten free except those with beer in the name.

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