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Does Anyone eat at Boston Market & have the roasted chicken ? Boston Market's website states that the chicken & turkey are gluten free.


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tls527 Rookie

My husband who is celiac eats at Boston Market all the time and has never had a problem.

Tina in NJ

njbeachbum Explorer

hey tina, where in nj? also, what does he usually order there? i would love to eat there!

modiddly16 Enthusiast

I've eaten there lots of times and never had a problem. Just make sure you keep an eye on them when they're putting the stuff on your plate, sometimes they try to throw the cornbread on top and you have to stop them!

tls527 Rookie

Hey Joe,

I'm in Riverside, New Jersey. He usually gets the chicken with Mashed potatoes and some kind of vegetable. If you go onto Boston Market.com they have the ingredients listed so you can see what is safe to eat. Just watch them with the corn bread because they will put it right on top of your meal so tell them ahead of time not to.

Tina in NJ

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