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Nature's Promise Broths


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Just called the number on the box, and the Nature's Promise (storebrand natural food line, we get at Stop & Shop grocery) organic chicken broth, beef broth, and vegetable broth are ALL gluten-free. My only question was the "flavor" ingredient.

FYI at least the chicken broth has a "processed in a facility that also processes wheat, soy and milk" type label (sorry, the box is at home but I'm pretty sure that was the list).

Also, the chicken broth uses sea salt (as opposed to regular processed salt) - I'm guessing the beef & veg versions do, too.

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Hey thanks for posting, it's thanksgiving and I needed to know I could use this broth, didn't figure they'd be picking up the phone.

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