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Lets Make A New Gluten Free Foods List!


Guest A.L.-ergic77

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Guest A.L.-ergic77

I've been using this website a lot lately and it really has helped me. However, I was thinking it would be even more helpful if we made a new gluten free food list. Mostly of foods that are not known as being gluten free or having gluten free written on the pacakge.

It really bothers me that customer service lines are only open M-F 8-5. Monday through friday are the days that I'm at work (like most people) and is when I have my meals that I know are gluten free. It is so much easier to plan out what I'm going to have every day at work.

The weekend is when certain circumstances and situations come up when I want to find out if products are gluten free or not. For example on Saturday I wanted to know if I could have Land o'lakes deli cheese. I couldn't call the company because they were closed. And when I type Land O lakes cheese into this forum random things come up from 2004 which I wouldn't trust now anyway.

So my idea is to start a new page where everyone can write in foods that they know are gluten free. Like if you've called a company in the past 3-6 months. And when anyone has a question about a certain food they can go to this page and hopefully find what they're looking for. Or it would be a great page to just read every week and see what has been added.

I guess I just want to know what people think about this. And if I'm an idiot and just don't know how to use this forum properly. :D


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www.triumphdining.com or through the Gluten Free Mall on this site.

Check out the grocery guide. I highly recommend it, at least in the beginning. Product ingredients change frequently and lists can become inaccurate without warning.

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