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Ruprecht's Lamb Stew


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I found this in Wegmans today but can't find any gluten info on the website. I can't call till

Monday and wanted to have it for dinner tommorrow. Has anyone ever tried this and know the statis?


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I was finally able to find time to call when they were open. This item is gluten free and very well made. If you can find it and you like a lamb stew you may want to try it. Absolutely everything even the spices they use are on the label. They also clearly label the origin of any starch. For this stew it is tapioca and rice.

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