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  1. VydorScope
    We do not do it htat way. We pack all of our sons foods and jsut tell them he can only eat from his own bag. I do not expect nor think a daycare can keep up with the ever changing gluten-free lists.
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    ACK! Did htey chnage any of the other centrums??
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    Want motivation? We believe it KILLED my grandfather, but took YEARS to do. A slow, disgusting, humiliating withering death. Thats what I see anytime I think of someone eating glutne when htey have celiac disease.
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    <deleted wrong trhead LOL>
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    OKay I am home from work now, and just checked from home, my computer showed the 9-28-2005 page UNTIL I remove a cookie named "mdchoice" from Firefox. Now it shows the 2-7-2006 and clearly states gluten in the fries. I do not know what they are doing over there, only time will tell at this point I guess.
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    I copied the page earlier. Open Original Shared Link I do not know what games they are playing, if any, but that is their unedited page as it was today after they updated it to 2/7/2006. HOly cow is right. Sorry my wording was horredonus. I need to get better about slowing donw and reading what I write sometimes! ...
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    I think the problem here is that McDonalds has mulitple web servers (fairly normal) but they have not done a good job updating all their servers, so what version of hte page you see depends on what server you hit. That would explain the cookies comment a few posts back. But that is jsut a guess.
  8. VydorScope
    Agian Check the date on the page. If its anything other then "This list is effective 02-07-2006. " you have an old copy of the page. The current copy of the page clearly states fries have gluten AND wheat in them. This is why they date the page.
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    For crying out loud, check the dang date on the page if it does not say 2-7-2006 you have an old copy of the page. You realy think everyon in this thread is lieing about McDonlads page stating they have gluten in thier fires on the page? Any one know if i can legally mirror the blasted page>? I am guessing htey have mulple server and not all of THIER...
  10. VydorScope
    That was in general, not to you sorry, poorly worded.
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    Exaclty, McDondals states the fires have gluten in them, as of the 2-3-2006 AND the 2-7-2006 updates. So if anyone thinks they dont, thats fine, but you wont catch me feeding thier gluten to my son!
  12. VydorScope
    ther are NOT listing it as gluten free. Make sure your reading the page dated 2/3/2006. There is a check under gluten for the freis. Thier reps might not yet know since it seems alot of you keep seeing mcdonalds old page. I am tempted to mirror thier page so you can see the current page (that will get around your broswers cache issue) but I think that would...
  13. VydorScope
    Well some ppl say that different ppl have different tollerence leves for gluten, some bash the heck out of that idea. Maybe theres just not enough gluten in it ot get about YOUR tollerence level. My son (and I , but I have not tracked myself as close as I do him) have never _NOT_ had a reaction to thier fries. So I am not surprised by this info.
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    ITs a browser cache problem. Make sure your reading the page dated 2/3/2006 if you not, you will not see the check under gluten.
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    Refresh you pgae, it does on mine. Make sure you reading the page dated 2/3/2006 if that failes, get teh PDF with the same date, Open Original Shared Link
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    NO they do not, read fo your self: Open Original Shared Link
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    Karen, no offense but you need TIVO or a VCR or somthign... altiods are a bit more important
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    In the intreste of being fiar...Lets summarize the facts here... 1) McDonalds has up till 2/3/06 calimed thier fries were GLUTEN FREE, and defined gluten free as "no wheat, barly, rye or oats" 2) McDonalds has NOT change thier fries at all. 3) McDonalds is now required by law to state thier is in fact wheat in thier fries. 4) Phone calls to them reveal...
  19. VydorScope
    Correct. McDonalds states they have always had gluten in them, but they perosnly feel it was removed in processing. They however are silent on the how that could happen or work. The new labling laws force them to disclose this, and no longer list them as gluten free.
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    I disagree. MOST ppl refused to blame gluten. They blamed "fired foods are bad" or diary, or this or that, but when I would point out the fires have gluten in in them, they went on the attack to defend thier fries. Sorry Richard, but reality needs to sit in, and that reality is that McDonalds fries have always had gluten in them, and as we know the...
  21. VydorScope
    I was ATTEMPTING to be civil and nice.
  22. VydorScope
    I'll summarize it since its a zillion posts long now... McDonalds has annouced thier fires have WHEAT in them, and likly always did.
  23. VydorScope
    I continue to marvel at how well House has played this market by once mentioning (I guess I only heard about it here) they might one day do a celiac disease episode.
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    TiredofDoctors, I realy realy realy realy wish I could not relate to your story, nor understand how you felt there. But I can....Thank God those days are behind us!
  25. VydorScope
    OKay , heres the relaity of my situtation. I have a Toddler. My toddler has celiac disease. My Toddler is teething. A toddler that is teething will put ANYTHING HE CAN GET HIS GRUBBY HANDS ON in his mouth. I have a dog. I love my dog very much. My dog likes to be fed from time to time. Most dog food has gluten in it. See the problem? SOLUTION...
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