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Where Can I Find Canned Pasta (like Spag-o's)?


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Ive seen posts talking about people found some & I wanted to order some. If anyone has a site where you can order it Id appreciate it, thanks

Canned Pastas (like spaghetti O's)


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LynnR Explorer

I saw a canned spaghetti with tomato sauce in my local healthfood store that is gluten free.

Their web-site is www.orgran.com.

Deby Apprentice

If you find some that is good, by all means, share the news!!!

LynnR Explorer

This is what I found on the below website for canned spaghetti in tomato sauce. It doesn't look like you can order from them. I have never tried it but I see it at the Healthfood store all the time.

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Canned Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce

Orgran Wheat & Gluten Free Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce is produced from a superior blend of rice and legume split pea specifically developed to assist with dietary balance. Prepared with a delicate tomato sauce containing no added cane sugar, no dairy and animal derivatives, the product is a World's First!

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