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Anyone Who Shops At Meijer Or Has One Close By....


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wolfie Enthusiast

AMAZING!!!! They have a list of all Meijer brand products that are gluten-free in their store...it is 20 pages long, but very helpful. They have UPCs and other allergens listed too.

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jerseyangel Proficient

Kim--Sounds great! I don't have a Meijer near me, but I wanted to tell you that I like your picture--nice to finally get to see you :)

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wolfie Enthusiast

Aww....thanks Patti! You are so sweet :)

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gavinsdaddy Rookie

thanks for the link

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jenvan Collaborator

Thanks Kim! Cute new avatar--you two are adorable! :D

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wolfie Enthusiast

Thank you Jen! :)

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Guest greengirl

Thank you!

A Meijer's just opened near my house last week and I've been running there for stuff every few days! I was so thrilled to find all the gluten-free food!

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I also found this list of gluten free products at Meijer's (that are brands other than the store brand):

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wolfie Enthusiast
I also found this list of gluten free products at Meijer's (that are brands other than the store brand):

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Christine

Thanks Christine! :)

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