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Just wondering what brands you enjoy:

-Pudding (either pre-made or mix)

-Salsa (the Hormel website isn't clear if Chi-Chi's is gluten-free, so looking to see what some of you use)

-Hot dogs (I tried to call about Ball Park regular and lite, but they're closed on the weekend)

-Soy sauce

Thank you!


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Just wondering what brands you enjoy:

-Pudding (either pre-made or mix)

-Salsa (the Hormel website isn't clear if Chi-Chi's is gluten-free, so looking to see what some of you use)

-Hot dogs (I tried to call about Ball Park regular and lite, but they're closed on the weekend)

-Soy sauce

Thank you!

Pudding - Kozy Shack (labled gluten free)

Salasa - Most Newmans are gluten free

Hot Dog - Boars Head, Oscar Meyer, Hillshire Farms (Nathans contain gluten)

Soy Sauce - La Choy

Darn210 Enthusiast

Hot Dogs - We use ballpark . . . it's part of Sara Lee. They do not hide the gluten so just read the label. I pass on this web site all the time. I think I've listed it in one of your threads but just in case (because, yes, my mind is going) here it is again:

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Soy Sauce - LaChoy

Pudding - Kraft (another company that doesn't hide the gluten, neither does Hunt's)

Salsa - Pace

missy'smom Collaborator

Salsa- Herdez

Pudding- Jello, it's a Kraft brand so will list all gluten-even barley just read the label or go to the website for info. on individual flavors

Soy Sauce- San J Organic Tamari-Wheat Free

jerseyangel Proficient

We use Oscar Mayer hot dogs and Jell brand pudding mix.

I don't eat salsa. :)

Green12 Enthusiast

Pudding- Kozy Shack, a yummy prepared pudding

Salsa- I like Amy's Corn and Bean Salsa

Hot Dogs- Applegate Farms Turkey or Chicken Hot dogs

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Pudding- Kozy Shack which I love.

Salsa-I usually buy Wegmans which is marked gluten free and cheaper

Hot Dogs- Oscar Myer


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