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Wheat In Beef Jerky?


Guest DanceswithWolves

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Guest DanceswithWolves

:angry: I can't believe I shoved some beef jerky in my mouth and within 20 minutes I started belching it up and severe aches in my sides! I still have them. I mean, I've also been on my feet all day in crappy sneakers....but damn, this hurts. I'd take a Tylenol, but I'm not sure if I can take that because I started taking Prozac now. I think it should be Ok....I've only been taking it for two days now.

I read the ingredients of the beef jerky bag and it stated contents contain: Wheat, Soy and something else.

Why would there be wheat in beef jerky?


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Seriously, gluten can be in everything. This is why it is so important to check labels. I wouldn't think they would put wheat products in makeup or lunch meats but they do. Check everything.

Guest nini

Oh Boy Oberto has several flavors of beef and turkey jerky that are gluten free, we found it at Wal Mart.

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look under FAQ's and it lists which flavors are gluten free.

lovegrov Collaborator

A number of beef jerkys have soy sauce, most of which have wheat.

richard

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Yep, soy sauce to provide salt as a preservative/flavoring or modified food starch to help bind the seasonings are usually the culprits. Oberto and Tillamook both produce gluten-free beef jerkey, or you can make your own fairly easily.

Guest DanceswithWolves
Yep, soy sauce to provide salt as a preservative/flavoring or modified food starch to help bind the seasonings are usually the culprits.  Oberto and Tillamook both produce gluten-free beef jerkey, or you can make your own fairly easily.

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It seems that every morning I wake up I am congested as hell, my eyes water, my ears itch, and I have horrible stomach rumblings, and I burp. I had a bowl of Bryers vanilla ice cream around 10:30pm...so maybe that's bothering me this morning. This is crazy. At work, it's difficult to remember instructions. ALthough, my mental sharpness, comes and goes....

I've been taking this Clidinium for IBS/and anxiety. But now I'm into day 4 taking Prozac. I know it takes about four weekd to to feel any effects of this stuff. Tomorrow I get all my blood work done. I have to call the clinic and straighten out the details because my medical benefits just started, so I'm not sure what's all covered.

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