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San Antonio Farms Salsa


MNBeth

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Hi all,

Anybody know about this product? I have tried to contact the company without success. The online e-mail form doesn't work, and the phone message I left was not returned. My family is already using the salsa, but I'd like for my son and I to be able to eat it, too. The only questionable ingredients is, as usual, "natural flavor."

Thanks.

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Hi~ I got a hold of someone at the corporate office and they said that it is gluten free. They did add a disclaimer that "with all of our products there is some risk of cross contamination". I had them specifically look into barley malt extract because that seems to be the problem with most salsas like pace. I don't know how new you are to gluten free but I wouldn't worry to much about cross contamination. It is virtually impossible to avoid it.

MNBeth Explorer

Wow; I'd kind of given up hope on getting a reply on this one. Thank you so much for finding out and letting me know; I can take the big jar of salsa out of the den, now! :D

Beth

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