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Carl's Jr Gluten Free Options!

gfgal2010

By gfgal2010
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After the KFC Grilled Chicken debacle (they put flour on their "grilled" chicken), I was hesitant about fast food places.

Then I went into Carl's Jr. menu and noticed they are now offering GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS! wOO HOO!

You can now order their burger selections just specifying "lettuce wraps" instead of buns. Their website even has full disclosure of allergic ingredients listings.

They had a coupon for printing. We got the side salads with balsamic dressing, the Guacomole Bacon 6 dollar burger with a "wrap" instead of the bun. DELICIOUS!

They warn about the chicken (breading probably), and are very upfront about their food.

CARLS JR. ROCKS! KFC COULD TAKE A LESSON.

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