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Curry Classics.... Ok?


pixiegirl

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pixiegirl Enthusiast

When I was at Whole Foods market on Sunday I found in the frozen section some Thai frozen dinners called Curry Classics... Thai Chicken Basil. Its parent company is Arch Foods? They have a phone number on the package that I have been calling for 3 days, its always busy.

I'm wondering if anyone knows if this is gluten free, the only questionable ingreident on the package is "spices".

Seems appealing to the group here might be faster then calling, busy busy busy!

thanks, Susan


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Guest gfinnebraska

I have never heard of/tried that product, but it sounds yummy!! Keep trying to call the company and let us know!!! :)

Carriefaith Enthusiast

Are the dinners made by Thai kitchen? They indicate on their website which products are gluten free.

pixiegirl Enthusiast

Ok darn... no its not by Thai Kitchens, that company I know, its called Curry Classics.... I ate it and its got some gluten in it because I'm already reacting. About an hour after I ate it I got thru to the company and they said it contains gluten... I don't know where, it must be small amounts because the word spices is the only questionable thing. Oh well back to square one... sheesh I never do that!!!

Susan

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