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HAPPY DOG SUZ
Posted

:lol: Aloha,

I thought some of you would be happy to know-

From : Campbell, Nancy <nancy.campbell@oberto.com>

Sent : Tuesday, August 30, 2005 1:03 PM

To : <happy_dog_suz@hotmail.com>

Subject : RE:

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Some of the Pacific Gold Jerky is gluten free. You can have the original, peppered and hot n spicy.

Thank you,

Nancy Campbell

Oberto Consumer Relations Specialist

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Thanks!

I'll have to look for that brand.

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Aetratus Newbie
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AVOID Oberto Beef Jerky as it may contain wheat gluten from casual transfer! I cannot stress this enough. I became very ill after eating some of the Oberto Original Beef Jerky - and I follow a very strict gluten-free diet. I have asked them to check their products and update their information here - Open Original Shared Link - to indicate that at least some of their products listed as gluten free apparently are not gluten free. I posted this here because I trust the posters here to indicate when a product's safety is misrepresented or the manufacturer's information is questionable or misleading.

fanfaire2 Newbie
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For something lower fat and made without MSG, try the Buffalo Guys. Their buffalo jerky is tenderized with papaya, so it is softer and very tasty. It is available online.

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
Posted

The brand sold at Walmart is gluten free and states so on the bag.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
Posted

I too contacted Oberto & they told me also that four flavors were gluten-free..... will have to check out Buffalo Guys at Wally World.... do they have flavors?

Coatco's had Pacific Gold on sale with a coupon & I didn'tbuy it but I didn't see any gluten listed but at the time I didn't realize it was the same as Oberto...

thanks for the info

mamaw

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