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Gluttened By Cold Cuts?

Mysw11

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Mysw11 Newbie
Mysw11
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I am fairly new to gluten free. Yesterday I ate rolled up cold cuts with american cheese and about an hour later was very ill. The cold cuts were hatfield ham, wunderbar bologna and shady brook oven roasted turkey breast. Sick all evening and my stomach is not right this morning. I have looked up the cold cuts and I think that they are gluten free. Ever have this happen to you. Thanks. Myra

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ang1e0251 Contributor
ang1e0251
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Did you buy those from the deli where they use the slicer for other kinds of meats and cheeses? If they weren't prepackaged in plastic, I would put that down to CC.

Mysw11 Newbie
Mysw11
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Yes they were from the deli. I have gotten cold cuts from the deli before and not had a problem. I thought maybe it was the kind of cold cuts. Who knows. Maybe the cc.

larry mac Enthusiast
larry mac
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I can't comment on the deli-cut meats and cheeses, as I haven't bought any in years. But, I suspect I got slightly glutened one time from the packaged thick ham steak slices. The one's that come one to a package and are about the size of a dinner plate. There were no wheat ingredients listed however, so who knows. I never got any again though.

best regards, lm

Salax Contributor
Salax
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If you are fairly new to the gluten-free diet are you still eating dairy? I would guess either cc or dairy, possibly both in this case.

ang1e0251 Contributor
ang1e0251
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I react slightly to ham also. I guessed it was the nitrates. I now buy nitrate free and gluten-free Hormel naturals.

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