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Hot Dogs That Are Also Casein Free?

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RPM Apprentice
RPM
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I need to know in a hurry so does anybody know of hot dogs that are gluten-free & CF? I've heard Hebrew National but I figured that could be outdated so I was just looking for what people use that have to adhere to both of those things

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I need to know in a hurry so does anybody know of hot dogs that are gluten-free & CF? I've heard Hebrew National but I figured that could be outdated so I was just looking for what people use that have to adhere to both of those things

I don't know anything about major store brands, but I get some from Applegate Farms that are gluten-free/casein-free. You can look at them here.

They are not cheap. i don't know how widely they are distributed...a Whole Foods type market might have them.

kareng Grand Master
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Hebrew National should be. To be Kosher, they can't mix meat with milk products. Check thier website, they might list ingredients or explain that milk and meat can't mix.

FernW Rookie
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Hebrew National is fine. I have to be free of both and that is the brand I eat since I know we (jews) don't mix meat and dairy. I have never ever eaten meat and dairy together even before diagnosis. Plus they are the best in my opinion so enjoy.

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Health4U Newbie
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My son is gluten-free and CF. I found out that Frank's Trukey dogs are both gluten-free and CF and are usually readily available in most supermarkets and stores. Not too bad a price either.

psawyer Proficient
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Casein is milk, and as such, must be clearly disclosed by federal law. Read the label.

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Jennnnnnifeer Newbie
Jennnnnnifeer
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Hi does anyone know if Weinerschnitzel uses casein/milk in the hit dogs?  Or the Costco hot dogs you buy from the take out.

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10 hours ago, Jennnnnnifeer said:

Hi does anyone know if Weinerschnitzel uses casein/milk in the hit dogs?  Or the Costco hot dogs you buy from the take out.

By law in the US if they used Casein or milk they have to declare it. Open Original Shared Link
 

PS I would not eat out at this kind of fast food restaurant with celiac pretty much the whole menu states gluten. Make your own at home, I do not know if they use wheat flour/starch in the dogs themselves but I would not risk it. Fact it even states their chili cheese fries have wheat makes me think it is in the chili and the CC risk is really high even if the dogs are gluten-free, the cooking surface is probably not.

 

 

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