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Gluten Free Pierogi?


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:rolleyes: Hello. I am a new member. Does anyone know of a Gluten Free company that makes gluten-free Polish Pierogi anywhere in the USA? I know that there is CONTI's brand gnocchi-i am not looking for that (and not recipes).A regular gluten-free pierogi maker? I am in Michigan. Thank you, Dan

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