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Just thought you all would like to read this article. My son is no longer eating these products.

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The Chicago Tribune is running=20

a two-part series on undeclared allergens and gluten.=20

The first article posted today and the second article=20

will post on Sunday. The link at the beginning of this=20

post will take you directly to today's article.

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amytude Newbie
Just thought you all would like to read this article. My son is no longer eating these products.

Open Original Shared Link

The Chicago Tribune is running=20

a two-part series on undeclared allergens and gluten.=20

The first article posted today and the second article=20

will post on Sunday. The link at the beginning of this=20

post will take you directly to today's article.

I am sick after reading this. I just bought more of these TODAY. Thank you so much for posting. My son has autism (also celiac) and can't always communicate that his stomach might be feeling bad. Shame on this company!

lizard00 Enthusiast

I read that article a week or so ago and was totally freaked out by it. I have bought their chicken breakfast sausage before, but now I refuse to buy any of their products. I'm getting to the point where I am truly making everything from scratch in my kitchen. I've never eaten a lot of gluten free processed foods, but there were a few convenience foods. I've pretty much dropped them all.

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