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Gluten Free Deli Meat - Canada


K-Dawg

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Hi

Does anyone know of any pre-packed gluten free deli meats in Toronto (Canada)? A few months ago I sent emails to some companies to see if I could get a list, but I haven't heard anything and I"m getting impatient.

Even better -- if you live in Toronto and know of where I can get them, please tell me

Thanks much

K-Dawg


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Most Freybe's deli meats are gluten and lactose free. It's right on the label.

You'll probably find them at any grocery store, but not near the deli where they have meats and salads, but over by the hot dogs and bacon.

K-Dawg Explorer

THANK YOU SO MUCH

Most Freybe's deli meats are gluten and lactose free. It's right on the label.

You'll probably find them at any grocery store, but not near the deli where they have meats and salads, but over by the hot dogs and bacon.

K-Dawg Explorer

For anyone else whose seaching this forum for some gluten free del meats....I also found that Buddig has pre-packaged gluten-free deli meat.

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Grimm's too :)

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Hi

Does anyone know of any pre-packed gluten free deli meats in Toronto (Canada)? A few months ago I sent emails to some companies to see if I could get a list, but I haven't heard anything and I"m getting impatient.

Even better -- if you live in Toronto and know of where I can get them, please tell me

Thanks much

K-Dawg

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