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Vans All Natural Wheat Free Pancake Recall

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mstroud Rookie
mstroud
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I'm not sure if this has been posted or not, but I remember seeing a thread about the Vans pancakes this summer and thought I'd post it. I'm pretty sure that there was no question that there was always gluten in the pancakes (or I remember it being discussed in the thread), but I just found it upsetting that the pancakes were recalled for 3 major allergens!! We eat their gluten-free waffles at least once a week ... it makes me question eating them at all.

**THE FOOD ALLERGY & ANAPHYLAXIS NETWORK SPECIAL FOOD ALLERGY ALERT

NOTICE**

EGG, MILK, and WHEAT ALLERGY ALERT

August 20, 2009

Van

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mediaseth Newbie
mediaseth
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I had them for the first time today and rather like them. But, I purchased mine in Massachusetts, so I guess I'm ok.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Thanks for posting.

mattathayde Apprentice
mattathayde
Posted

VANS HAS RECALLED SOME OF THE gluten-free PANCAKES DUE TO WHEAT AND OTHER INGREDIENTS THAT WERE ACCIDENTLY ADDED INTO THE PRODUCT IN ONE LOT NUMBER Open Original Shared Link

i didnt see this up on the first page of the forum so i thought if it had been posted before it needed to be up again

-matt

Gfresh404 Enthusiast
Gfresh404
Posted

Wow, thanks for the update. Good thing I never tried those!

mattathayde Apprentice
mattathayde
Posted
Wow, thanks for the update. Good thing I never tried those!

well it was just one lot, i like their waffles and they always have been fine, and it looks like once they saw it not only did they recall but they went as far as adding extra checks in to make sure it doesnt happen again

-matt

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