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ok so I go to get Pho every now and then and all i get is the meat and noodles, I dont put brown sauce in it, but I am not 100% sure it is gluten free.. does anyone know? I love love love love it soooo much!


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ok so I go to get Pho every now and then and all i get is the meat and noodles, I dont put brown sauce in it, but I am not 100% sure it is gluten free.. does anyone know? I love love love love it soooo much!

I'm no expert so I hesitate to respond (don't quote me!) - but I haven't seen a recipe for beef Pho that uses any gluten ingredients. They don't call for soy sauce - they use fish sauce. Instant Pho soups are a different matter entirely - I took a look at an Asian market and wanted to get some but they all used some type of gluten ingredient so I didn't trust any of them.

You'd better check with the particular restaurant. Make sure they aren't taking shortcuts and using some type of mix. Make sure they preapre their own beef broth fresh and use fish sauce and not soy sauce.

I'm hoping that someone with more particular Pho experience will respond . . .

lovegrov Collaborator

If it's REAL traditional Pho, it's gluten-free. But ypu need to ask. I once ran across a Pad Thai that should have been gluten-free, but this place used soy sauce where it shouldn't have been.

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