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Godfather's To Begin Offering gluten-free Pizza

bbuster

By bbuster
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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bbuster Explorer
bbuster
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I heard about this and went to their website (godfathers.com) to see if it was true.

Here is the e-mail reply I received.

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Dear Customers,

Thank you all for your inquiries. We are equally excited about the gluten free pizza at our Corporate location, 108th and Maple St., here in Omaha, Nebraska.

Currently we are testing the gluten free pizza at this corporate location only to ensure all safety precautions are met to prevent cross contamination operationally within the store. With the success of our test we will look for more Corporate and Franchise stores to sign aboard and join in the successful venture of offering the option of a gluten free crust for our pizzas.

Both Corporate and Franchise locations will be responsible for agreeing to and meeting the guidelines that have been set by the Godfather

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rumbles Newbie
rumbles
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Great news!!! I can't wait until they roll it out nationwide!!! :P

AndreaB Contributor
AndreaB
Posted

Sounds good! I wonder if they are using soy flour in the crust.......

bbuster Explorer
bbuster
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Sounds good! I wonder if they are using soy flour in the crust.......

I don't know - you could always ask.

angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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Awesome news!! Thanks for sharing.

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
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I don't think we have Godfather's here anymore.......used to years ago....DRAT!!!

bbuster Explorer
bbuster
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I don't think we have Godfather's here anymore.......used to years ago....DRAT!!!

Website shows one Indianapolis location.

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