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HAPPY DOG SUZ

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HAPPY DOG SUZ Enthusiast

: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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Guest DanceswithWolves

Thanks!

I'll have to look for that brand.

:D

  • 2 years later...
Aetratus Newbie

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

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.

fanfaire

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

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

mamaw Community Regular

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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