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isiskingdom Contributor

On Sunday I am meeting with my foster mom and she asked if I could have Johnsonville turkey Brats!!! Are they safe? Are there any Brats that are safe?

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Lisa Mentor

I buy Johnsonville Brats. You always need to check to lable though.

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jennyj Collaborator

Second the Johnsonville

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lovegrov Collaborator

Just to add, Johnsonville is very gluten-free friendly. Beer and brats, no. Otherwise, OK. But call them and you'll know.

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VioletBlue Contributor

I had a couple the other day. Gluten free AND sodium nitrate free. I was thrilled to find them. I had zero negative reaction to them. Love them!

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rumbles Newbie

Depends on how sensitive you are. After getting sick last month, I called Johnsonville, and they confirmed that all of their products have potential cross contamination; they advised me that since I'm so sensitive, that I should not consume any of their products.

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sparkles Contributor

Old Wisconsin has great brats and they are labeled Gluten Free... as are all of their other products that I have tried.

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Canadian Karen Community Regular

I saw the title of this thread and was ready to pop in to say "Yeah, I got a few", but then I realized you were talking about sausages!

:lol:

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2Boys4Me Enthusiast
I saw the title of this thread and was ready to pop in to say "Yeah, I got a few", but then I realized you were talking about sausages!

:lol:

Ditto!

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