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Lunch Meat

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whitelacegal Contributor
whitelacegal
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Does anyone have any ideas for me on what i can eat for lunch? I just found out that i am diabetic plus had Celiac since March and need lunch ideas, what kind of lunch meat may i have that is gluten-free? THANKS!!

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FreyaUSA
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Hillshire Farms' website says this:

We recommend you call 1-800-328-2426 (8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET M-F) with the product name and UPC number and we can give you this information. Ingredients such as wheat, milk and eggs are not used as flavorings and are not included in spice mixes.

However, on another website (or maybe on this one) someone posted this:

I had occasion to speak with Hillshire Farms last week when we were traveling and all of their products except the Corn Dogs and Beer Brats are gluten-free.
lovegrov Collaborator
lovegrov
Posted

All Hillshire Farm cold cuts are gluten-free. Same with Carl Buddig. All but two Boar's Head (pickle loaf is one) are gluten-free. Sara Lee will give you a list. Oscar Meyer (Kraft) will clearly list any gluten in the ingredients.

BUT if you get meat sliced at the counter, they MUST clean the slicer.

richard

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jknnej Collaborator
jknnej
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I think I'll stick to the prepackaged. I hate to say it, but I worry too much about cross contamination.

flagbabyds Collaborator
flagbabyds
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I have Hillshire Farms every day and I an very sensitive to Gluten so I would know right away.

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