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Jack Link's And Mountain Dew Voltage


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I put my youngest son gluten free a week ago. The boys went out with dad and came back with Mountain Dew Voltage and Jack Link's KC Masterpiece Barbeque beef steak. My gluten free child had already eaten the beef steak and had drank some of the Mountain Dew. Both have natural flavorings or flavorings on the lable. I guess it's too late if they are not gluten free since Dad already let him eat it. He did look at the lables but for wheat only. He still has a little to learn about gluten hidden in flavorings.


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kareng Grand Master

You can look at Pepsi's website. Most or all of the sodas are gluten-free. Kc Masterpiece BBQ sauce is gluten-free, plain flavor for sure. Don't know what "Jack's Link" is.

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You can look at Pepsi's website. Most or all of the sodas are gluten-free. Kc Masterpiece BBQ sauce is gluten-free, plain flavor for sure. Don't know what "Jack's Link" is.

Jack Link's is a brand of beef jerkey and beef jerky. Here is the link. There is a question regarding gluten, but they seem to only say they will list wheat. I emailed them so I will see. Just thought I would see if anyone had any info also. I figure the soda is fine, but was questioning the other.

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  • 6 months later...
lemisset Newbie

I just so happened to contact pepsi this morning to ask if their products are gluten-free. Below is the email they sent me. I figure this is a good place to post it, plus it gives official confirmation that the 'natural flavors' in their drinks don't have have gluten.

Dear Mark,

Thank you for contacting us at Pepsi with your inquiry.

While this company does not make gluten-free label claims, none of the ingredients in Pepsi-Cola products are derived from grains or flours that have been linked to malabsorption syndrome associated with gluten sensitivity.

We want to assure you that our products continue to be suitable for gluten-sensitive individuals with Celiac Disease. Please know that we fully understand the seriousness of this issue, which is why we have shared this information with Celiac Sprue Association and the Celiac Disease Foundation.

Please visit www.pepsiproductfacts.com for additional ingredient and nutrition information on all our beverages.

Thanks again for writing and for your interest in our products.

lovegrov Collaborator

Both are gluten-free.

Richard

  • 1 year later...
DoogiePCT Apprentice

Does anyone know if the otiginal beef steak flavor is gluten free?

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