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Harris Teeter Pre-Made Foods


plumbago

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plumbago Experienced

I'm about to go to our Harris Teeter. Pre diagnosis, I used to buy their pre cooked chicken. In my store, this is an item you'd see when you first walked in (!). It's warming in plastic underneath heat lamps. Any remote possibility that any of you know of, that these items or other "pre-cooked" items are gluten-free?

Thanks.

Plumbago


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Read the ingredients. If still not sure, ask.

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plumbago Experienced

Read the ingredients. If still not sure, ask.

richard

Yeah, I did both. The ingredients seemed ok but when I asked they said all their pre-prepared foods (just warm) was not safe. I was puzzled. I didn't buy any of it.

Does anyone have any experience successfully eating pre-prepared food at Harris Teeter or Whole Foods that is gluten-free?

Thanks!

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