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Warning on Buitoni Alfredo Sauce:

My daughter had a reaction to Buitoni Alfredo Sauce, the kind sold in the refrigerated section. No gluten ingredients are listed, but it is made on shared equipment. Apparantly it is enough to cause a reaction. Life would be so much easier if the labeling laws were implemented and that was indicated on the product label! Here is the company's response:

Thank you for taking the time to contact us about BUITONI® Refrigerated Sauce. We welcome questions and comments from loyal consumers such as yourself and appreciate this opportunity to assist you.

Please note that all of our products contain wheat derivatives or are manufactured on the same production lines and equipment as the gluten containing products.

We are committed to providing you with products that live up to your high standards for taste, quality, nutrition and enjoyment - in short, "the very best." We appreciate your interest in our products and hope you will visit our website often for the latest information on our products and promotions.

]Sincerely,

Julie Welsh

Consumer Response Representative

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Try Classico...they have a great alfredo sauce and it says Gluten-Free right on the label! Cheers!

Warning on Buitoni Alfredo Sauce:

My daughter had a reaction to Buitoni Alfredo Sauce, the kind sold in the refrigerated section. No gluten ingredients are listed, but it is made on shared equipment. Apparantly it is enough to cause a reaction. Life would be so much easier if the labeling laws were implemented and that was indicated on the product label! Here is the company's response:


Thank you for taking the time to contact us about BUITONI® Refrigerated Sauce. We welcome questions and comments from loyal consumers such as yourself and appreciate this opportunity to assist you.
Please note that all of our products contain wheat derivatives or are manufactured on the same production lines and equipment as the gluten containing products.
We are committed to providing you with products that live up to your high standards for taste, quality, nutrition and enjoyment - in short, "the very best." We appreciate your interest in our products and hope you will visit our website often for the latest information on our products and promotions.
Sincerely,
Julie Welsh
Consumer Response Representative

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