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Boston Market's New Gravy Contains Wheat

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So Cal Cyclist Newbie
So Cal Cyclist
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Greetings All,

Boston Market will be changing their chicken gravy to a roux based (wheat) product shortly. Be aware when ordering. If you are a customer of their restaurants please give them some feedback here Open Original Shared Link and let them know how you feel about this upcoming change.

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I saw some previous threads from '05-'06 saying that the rotisserie chicken at Boston Market is gluten free... does anyone know it that's still true? My husband got really excited about the possibility of getting chicken from there.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I saw some previous threads from '05-'06 saying that the rotisserie chicken at Boston Market is gluten free... does anyone know it that's still true? My husband got really excited about the possibility of getting chicken from there.

It looks to still be gluten-free--

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With any restaurant, be aware of the possibility of cross contamination :)

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Brett31m Rookie
Brett31m
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Hey guys! I frequent Boston Market to get gluten free turkey dinners (turkey with no gravy, corn, mashed potatoes). However, yes, the gravy is changed to a wheat base!! But beware, because the list they pass out with food allergy information (at least in my area) is not updated and STILL says that the gravy is gluten-free which it isn't!! Just so you guys know.

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