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Is House Of Raeford Turkey And Swanson Chicken Broth Gluten Free?

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laurakirby Newbie
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Does anyone know if House of Raeford Turkeys are gluten free? It says it is injected with 9% solution of turkey broth, salt, hydrolyzed soy protein. I am trying to figure out if it would be safe to eat?

Also, I am a bit unclear as to what chicken broth's are gluten free. My mother always uses swanson and I have not been able to get a difinitive answer as to whether it is safe. Could someone help?

Thanks,

Laura

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Lisa Mentor
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Swansons chick broth is gluten free (confirm by label reading) and if you turkey does not list wheat, rye, barly or malt,l it too is gluten free. Enjoy!

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Thanks for the info. I guess the turkey broth is not something that i should be concerned about?

lovegrov Collaborator
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"Thanks for the info. I guess the turkey broth is not something that i should be concerned about?"

It's fine. The USDA requires that any grain be listed. In 7 years, I have yet to find a turkey that isn't gluten-free.

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