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Sorrento Whole Milk Ricotta Cheese

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Tigercat17 Enthusiast
Tigercat17
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HI everyone,

I was just wondering if anyone uses Sorrento Whole Milk Ricotta Cheese? I just called the company to see if it was gluten free & they really didn't give me a yes or no answer. They told me they don't put any gluten in the cheese but they don't test for gluten in the final product. <_<

I really wanted to use this in my lasagna for this week. Does anyone use this product or know of another ricotta cheese that is gluten free that I could use?

Thanks! :)

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HI everyone,

I was just wondering if anyone uses Sorrento Whole Milk Ricotta Cheese? I just called the company to see if it was gluten free & they really didn't give me a yes or no answer. They told me they don't put any gluten in the cheese but they don't test for gluten in the final product. <_<

I really wanted to use this in my lasagna for this week. Does anyone use this product or know of another ricotta cheese that is gluten free that I could use?

Thanks! :)

I would feel comfortable about using it. Frigo Ricotta is also gluten-free.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
Posted

Yup, what Patti said! :D

Tigercat17 Enthusiast
Tigercat17
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Thanks Patti & Lisa!

I can't wait to try my new lasagna recipe! It'll be my first so I want it to be at least eatable... unlike my meatloaf last week.

Lord help me! :rolleyes:

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Good luck with it--lasagna sounds good! :D

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