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I ate a Glutino cheese duo pizza a few weeks ago for the first time and had severe flushing. My face felt very warm. When I looked in the mirror my skin was red and blotchy all over my face, arms and torso. Has anyone else experienced a reaction like this?? I am pretty sure it was from the Glutino pizza because I keep a diary of all my foods and that was the only new thing I had. I could not figure what it was from the ingredients on the box. I also contacted Glutino to see if anyone reported these symptoms and was told no.


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We have never had a reaction form the Glutino pizzas. Sorry to hear you had trouble with them. :huh:

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