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Safeway Gluten Free Products


Joe0123

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I'm wondering about Safeway's gluten free products that they list and if anyone here uses them on a regular basis. I'm very sensitive so I'm nervous about the possibilities of cross contamination or being made in facilities where gluten-containing products are made, but they have a large selection of gluten free items and it would be nice if I could buy some of their frozen fruits and veggies and the like. What is your experience with Safeway brands and would they be safe for someone who is very sensitive?


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I live in Pa & had Safeway products mentioned to me several times about how good they are ! So when I was in Delaware I found a Safeway ... I bought the 5boxes of gluten-free breaded shrimp left in the store..I asked for more since I wanted to bring them back to Pa for all my gluten-free buddies... The manager said they sell out so fast because they are a hot item...We have loved eachbox & no one out of four of us has gotten ill.... I didn't buy anything else....hth

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