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Campbells Soup Gluten Free Soups

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Yup Apprentice
Yup
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Hello,

Campbells soups are going to be labelling some of their soups as gluten free. Here is the link to their website to see this BEAUTIFUL new labelling system. :D

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kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Hello,

Campbells soups are going to be labelling some of their soups as gluten free. Here is the link to their website to see this BEAUTIFUL new labelling system. :D

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Just looked at the US site www.campbellsoupcompany.com . they have a small list of gluten free products but broths & no soups. Hopefully, they will follow Canadas lead soon. Sent them a "comment" that we would like gluten-free soup in US. Maybe if they get a few emails they will consider it.

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I wrote too! On the second page there is a link to the U.S. site to submite you suggestion. This is what I wrote:

Hi- If you could make your great cream of mushroom soup & your cream of chicken soup gluten-free that would help many of us tremendously. I have to use Progresso cream of mushroom soup for the holiday green bean casserole recipe that my family loves. Progresso is already combined with milk so, it is very soupy when added it to the green beans. Also, the cream of chicken I use in many casseroles, I have found no substitute for. I haven't had some of my favorite casseroles in years! Thanks for listening- Sarah

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skgirl Newbie
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I just looked on Campbell's canadian web site and there is a huge list of soups that they have on there that are gluten free here too!! I am so excited went gluten free on Tuesday and what I had read prevously is that premade soups are usually a no no!!!

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