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Presidents Brand Brie Cheese

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Every few months I'll treat myself to a piece of brie if there is a sale.. never again.

Bad case of dh from a small piece last night.

After checking their site, Open Original Shared Link

They do mention gluten in the FAQ and that they do not make the claim since they dont know what their suppliers do.

Have never had a problem before with it --and never will again...

ken

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Every few months I'll treat myself to a piece of brie if there is a sale.. never again.

Bad case of dh from a small piece last night.

After checking their site, Open Original Shared Link

They do mention gluten in the FAQ and that they do not make the claim since they dont know what their suppliers do.

Have never had a problem before with it --and never will again...

ken

I use the Alouette brie that comes in the plastic container. It is gluten free.

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Jenny (AZ via TX)
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Thanks for posting. I love brie, but haven't had it since going gluten-free. I'm ready to try some soft cheeses again.

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Thanks for the tip!

I use the Alouette brie that comes in the plastic container. It is gluten free.
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Every few months I'll treat myself to a piece of brie if there is a sale.. never again.

Bad case of dh from a small piece last night.

After checking their site, Open Original Shared Link

They do mention gluten in the FAQ and that they do not make the claim since they dont know what their suppliers do.

Have never had a problem before with it --and never will again...

ken

I just got off the phone with them and the man I spoke to said their Brie is gluten free, and the vinegar they use is corn based.

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Thanks much!

I just got off the phone with them and the man I spoke to said their Brie is gluten free, and the vinegar they use is corn based.

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