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Just Thought I Would Let You Know...publix


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Hi all,

I wrote Publix last week, and I'm about to write Kroger. I asked Publix to please update their list of Publix-brand products that are Gluten-free. They responded today, and the list is updated. If anyone shops at Publix, their Gluten-free list is no longer 3-4 years old, it is current.

I know product ingredients continue to change at any time, but at least there is an up-to-date list of what is Gluten-free according to the store. :)

-Julie


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kareng Grand Master

Wow! Could you email my boys and tell them to clean their rooms? ;)

BethJ Rookie

Thank you. I'll go download one right now. Our Publix just got remodeled and they've put the gluten-free items all throughout the store. I wish they'd put them back in one general location but to their credit, they're carrying a much better selection of gluten-free products now. I really dislike having to cruise the flour aisle to find gluten-free products. I don't know if it's my imagination but I always feel strange breathing the air. It's like I can almost taste the flour dust and it makes me want to get away asap.

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