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Canned Chili Beans

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GFreeMO
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Does anyone know of any canned chili beans? I know that I can use dried or canned plain beans but I am really looking for a caned chili bean. Is there such a thing?

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kareng
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Google "Hormel gluten free" and go directly to their lists on the Hormel site. Do this with other brands you can think of like Bushs or any other. This is an easy way to get to a company's gluten-free list if they have one.

Rowena Rising Star
Rowena
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I haven't found canned chili beans yet that are safe. Walmart's says that they may contain wheat so I don't trust them. I personally just prepare my own beans from the packs of dried ones. Lemme know what you find though!

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Emilushka
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I've used Bush's without glutening, but they're newly gluten-free so make sure if you have a can in your cabinet that it's more recently made.

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ChemistMama
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the chili beans at Aldi are also gluten-free.

MelindaLee Contributor
MelindaLee
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I've had no issues with Bush's and with the Roundy's brand.

GFreeMO Proficient
GFreeMO
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I found some Bush's mild chili beans in large 1 pound cans marked as gluten free right under the label. YAY!!!!!!!!

I also called the company and they are switching over to the new gluten free chili beans that have cornstarch in place of wheat flour. So if you buy them to make your next pot of chili, make sure that they are the new formulation. They say gluten free right on the label!

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