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Cooks Corned Beef

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Motorboater
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Just wanted to save anyone interested in cooking a Corned Beef, I called Cook's this morning and their Corned Beef's ARE gluten free, they will not hide any gluten ingredients.............

Have a Good Day!

Pam

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Lisa Mentor
Lisa
Posted

Thanks :) I LOVE Corned Beef and Cabbage and always wonder why I have it only once a year. Maybe because my neighbors named Mulderig do it so well.

sickchick Community Regular
sickchick
Posted

MMM now I'm hungry :ph34r::lol:

VioletBlue Contributor
VioletBlue
Posted

I so miss corned beef. But I'd have to brine it myself because I haven't found one that doesn't use nitrites. And I can't have potatos anyway, so that leaves me with boiled cabbage :blink: I think I'm just oging to try to sleep through St. Patricks day this year. Shhhh, nobody wake me . . .

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Glutenfreefamily
Posted

Walmart great value corned beef is gluten free too and on sale this week :D

Violet, Im sorry! One option might be irish soda bread and cabbage rolls or drown your sorrows in some redbridge beer! :D

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Cheri A
Posted

I'm so glad to see this thread! Now I can go buy that corned beef I looked at yesterday. :D

Violet, I'm sorry. Make yourself your most favorite meal and drink a Redbridge with it.

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