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Kasey'sMom

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Someone had recommended Dr. Prager's Veggie Patties to me. I've tried to do a search on them an I can't find any information. Has anyone tried this product? We have several food allergies so I'm really interested in the ingredients.

Thanks!!


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I found ingredient listings for 3 kinds of Dr. Praeger's veggie burgers. They contain might contain gluten due to the oat bran in them, but if you are a celiac who tolerates oats, then it might be okay. I personally don't eat oats, but everyone is different. They also make some veggie pancakes. But they also contain oat bran.

Dr. Praeger's California Veggie Burger

Ingredients:

Carrots, Onions, String Beans, Zucchini, Oat Bran, Soy Beans, Peas, Corn, Spinach, Broccoli, Chickpeas, Soy Red Pepper, Arrowroot, Corn Meal, Garlic, Soy Flake, Salt, Parsley, Black Pepper And Expeller Pressed Canola Oil.

Dr. Praeger's Italian Veggie Burger

Ingredients:

Tomato Sauce, Carrots, Onions, String Beans, Fresh Soy Beans, Zucchini, Oat Bran, Peas, Corn, Spinach, Broccoli, Chickpeas, Soy, Red Pepper, Arrowroot, Fresh Garlic, Corn Meal, Soy Flake, Salt, Oregano, Basil, Parsley, Black Pepper And Canola Oil.

Dr. Praeger's TexMex Veggie Burger

Ingredients:

Carrots, Onions, Corn, Fresh Soy Beans, String Beans, Black Beans, Zucchini, Oat Bran, Red Pepper, Peas, Spinach, Scallions, Broccoli, Chic Peas, Cilantro, Soy, Jalapeno Peppers, Corn Meal, Fresh Garlic, Lime Juice, Soy Flake, Arrowroot, Salt, Cumin, Parsley, Pepper And Canola Oil.

God bless,

Mariann

Kasey'sMom Enthusiast

Mariann,

THANK YOU !!!!! I was really worried about the ingredients. I seem to do fine with oat bran but my daughter doesn't. You've saved me a ton......

Take care :)

gf4life Enthusiast

No problem. You probably had trouble finding it due to the misspelling of the name, but when I searched in my browser it noticed the wrong spelling and asked if I meant Dr. Praeger's... :rolleyes:

Anyhow, I wouldn't be able to eat them, even if I did eat oats, due to the soybeans in them...I'm allergic and I don't like itching severely. Also that last time I outright ate a large amount of soy I had trouble breathing. It just isn't worth it.

God bless,

Mariann

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