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Are these ok? I had some lettuce from one added my own cucember and used same dressing I have bee using on other items other than salad and never got ill. I got the tummy pain big time, but i dont feel "sick" as i always do when iam glutened. Could the salad be cross contaminated at the facility? I thought these would be safe. Something got me.


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It should be ok, but there's always a risk of contamination when we eat anything we didn't grow in our own back yard. There are other things besides gluten which lettuce is more likely to be contaminated with -- anything from pesticides to e. coli. However, going without salad isn't healthy, either. So probably the best you can do is make sure you wash it, and if you repeatedly get sick from a certain brand or ingredient, eliminate it.

Oh -- and always check the label on anything pre-packaged. You never know when some nutcase sitting in an office somewhere will decide to add flour to something. I've never heard of it with salad, but I've been surprised with other products now and then.

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