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Chicken And Rice Soup

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uclangel422 Apprentice
uclangel422
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Hey Everyone,

I am looking for some chicken and rice soup that is already premade and every one that i have looked at had some form of wheat. Why wheat is needed in a broth based soup of chicken and rice is beyond me.

Anyway, if anyone knows of a good one please let me know.

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elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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Healthy choice has thier Chicken and Rice soup listed as gluten-free on the Delphi lists. I would read the label anyway, of course.

Also Dinty Moore, Kettle Creations Chicken 'N Onion with Wild Rice ,ShariAnn Organics Soups and Sheltons.

I've only heard of two of those brands, so maybe some of them are regional.

HTH

ELonwy :)

Guest gfinnebraska
Guest gfinnebraska
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Progresso has a gluten-free one. Their label will say, "contains: wheat, soy, dairy" etc. Just check the label to make sure you get one that does not contain wheat. :)

psawyer Proficient
psawyer
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Campbell's condensed chicken and rice soup, in the red and white can is gluten-free, and I enjoy it regularly.

uclangel422 Apprentice
uclangel422
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Thank you for the help!!!

grantschoep Contributor
grantschoep
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One thing to be careful with the Progresso... I noticed this once. I've always bought the Chicken and Wild Rice, I think I remeber looking at the Chicken and White Rice, and seeeing it had wheat in it. I know that their current selling Chicken and Wild Rice is gluten-free.

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kevsmom Contributor
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One thing to be careful with the Progresso... I noticed this once. I've always bought the Chicken and Wild Rice, I think I remeber looking at the Chicken and White Rice, and seeeing it had wheat in it. I know that their current selling Chicken and Wild Rice is gluten-free.

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I just looked at the Progresso Chicken and Wild Rice soup states that it contains soy, milk and egg, it does not say anything about gluten. I looked at the ingredients list, and noticed that it contains MSG and Modified Food Starch (Does not list the source). :angry::angry:

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Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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It is so easy to make it yourself and make a pot full and freeze it.

I use "Swanson chic. broth" to cook my chicken pieces," Herb.ox chicken bouillon" to add additional flavor, add Uncle Ben's rice. and of course chicken simmered in a pot. Pick the chicken pieces and add to the pot. Add whatever fresh herbs you like. Onion, basil, red pepper, and corn starch to thicken if you like it that way. I don't. Put what you don't use in the freezer and pull it out in the am when you want it for dinner. Make a big pot. Mix with a salad and your have a great meal.

Add carrots is you like, or other veggies.

Good cooking.

domineske Apprentice
domineske
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Campbell's condensed chicken and rice soup, in the red and white can is gluten-free, and I enjoy it regularly.

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Campbell's chicken and rice soup lists modified wheat starch as one of the ingredients. Is it different in Canada?

jenvan Collaborator
jenvan
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Shelton's has a gluten-free chicken and rice you can get at a wild oats or whole foods type store.

debmidge Rising Star
debmidge
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Something is clicking my memory that the Swanson's broth has either wheat or unlabled starch.....

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