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By Jefferson Adams

September 28, 2021
By Jefferson Adams • September 28, 2021

Top Brands of Gluten-Free Sausages

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Wondering which brands of sausages are gluten-free, and safe for people with celiac disease? Here's the lowdown.
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Celiac.com 09/28/2021 - We get a lot of questions about which products and brands are gluten-free. We especially get a lot of questions about sausages. So, we've put together a list of top brands of gluten-free sausages. The list includes smoked sausages, dinner sausages, and breakfast sausages.

Many of these products are tested for gluten cross-contamination and labeled as gluten-free. Others certify products gluten-free, which means they test far lower than the minimum FDA gluten-free standard of fewer than 20 parts per million of gluten. Remember that sausages made without gluten ingredients may be made in a facility that processes gluten grains or shares equipment. As always, read labels, avoid gluten ingredients, and choose carefully.

Sausage brands that are gluten-free, or made without gluten ingredients include:

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Aidells Sausage Company
All Aidells sausages are labelled gluten-free, including:

Artichoke & Garlic

Bacon, Mushroom & Swiss Cheese

Cajun Style Andouille

Chicken & Apple

Chicken & Apple Breakfast Links

Chorizo

Habanero & Green Chile

Habanero with Pepper Jack Cheese

Italian Style with Mozzarella Cheese

Mango

Maple & Smoked Bacon

Organic Cajun Style Andouille

Organic Chicken & Apple

Organic Spinach & Feta

Pineapple & Bacon

Portobello & Swiss Cheese

Roasted Garlic & Gruyere Cheese

Spicy Mango with Jalapeño

Spinach & Feta

Cotija Cheese & Fire-Roasted Poblano Beef Links

Note: Please be aware that Aidells meatball products, including Fire-Roasted Tomato & Romano Cheese Meatballs, and Teriyaki Pineapple Meatballs, are NOT gluten-free. Read labels and be careful.

Al Fresco
All Al Fresco sausages are labeled gluten-free, including:

Mild Italian Style Chicken Sausage

Mild Mexican Style Chicken Sausage

Roasted Pepper & Asiago Chicken Sausage

Rotisserie Style Chicken Sausage

Salad Night Rotisserie Style Chicken Sausage

Applegate Farms
All Applegate Farms sausages are labeled gluten-free, including:

Applegate Organics Chicken & Apple Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Organics Chicken & Maple Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Naturals Chicken & Apple Breakfast Sausage Patties

Applegate Naturals Chicken & Maple Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Naturals Chicken & Maple Breakfast Sausage - Family Size

Applegate Naturals Chicken & Maple Breakfast Sausage Patties

Applegate Naturals Chicken & Sage Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Naturals Classic Pork Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Naturals No Sugar Chicken & Herb Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Naturals No Sugar Original Pork Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Naturals Savory Turkey Breakfast Sausage

Applegate Naturals Savory Turkey Breakfast Sausage Patties

Banquet Brown and Serve Sausages
Banquet Brown and Serve Sausages are labeled gluten-free

Bass Farm
Bass Farms uses no gluten ingredients to make any of their sausage products. According to the company, Bass Farms "bulk sausage packages are the only ones on your grocer’s shelf not made with sugar!"

Bass Farm NC Sausage - Dry Sausage

Bass Farm Sausage - Hot Ground Sausage

Bass Farm Sausage - HC Links

Bass Farm Sausage - Mild Sausage

Bass Farm Sausage - Pork Sausage Patties

Bass Farm Sausage - Patties

Bass Farm Sausage - SC Links

Beeler's
All Beeler's sausages and weiners are labeled gluten-free, including:

Breakfast sausage links

Bratwurst

Jalapeño Pepperjack Li'l Bites.

Mild Italian Smoked Sausage Links

NGMO Breakfast Sausage

NGMO Hot Breakfast Sausage

NGMO Hot Italian Sausage

NGMO Maple Flavor Breakfast Sausage

NON-GMO Chorizo

NON-GMO Fully cooked breakfast sausage

NON-GMO Tasty ground pork

Hatfield
All Hatfield sausages are labeled gluten-free, including:

Classic Jumbo Country Links

Classic Country Sausage Links

Hot & Sweet Italian Sausage Links

Hot Italian Rope Sausage

Hot Italian Sausage Links

Ginger Lemongrass – No Sugar

Kentucky Bourbon

Pennsylvania Dutch Rope Sausage

Sweet Italian Rope Sausage

Sweet Italian Sausage Links

Jones Dairy Farm
All varieties of Jones Dairy Farm sausages are labeled gluten-free, including:

All Natural Sausage Roll

All Natural Sausage Uncooked

All Natural Sausage Fully Cooked

Niman Ranch
All varieties of Niman Ranch sausages are labeled gluten-free, including:

Apple Gouda – No Sugar Added

Bratwurst

Chorizo

Ginger Lemongrass – No Sugar

Kentucky Bourbon

Spicy Italian

Sweet Italian

Smoked Uncured Kielbasa

Uncured Pork Breakfast Sausage

Hot Links - No Sugar

Smoked Bacon Uncured Breakfast Sausage

Vermont Maple Uncured Pork Breakfast Sausage

Andouille – No sugar

Wellshire Farms
All varieties of Wellshire Farms sausages are labeled gluten-free, including:

Original Pork Sausage Patties

Original Pork Sausage Skinless Links

Pork Maple Sausage Skinless Links

Smoked Andouille Sausage

Smoked Chorizo Sausage

Smoked Fresh Turkey Kielbasa

Smoked Polska Kielbasa

Smoked Turkey Andouille Sausage

Traditional Fully Cooked Skinless Sausage Links

Turkey Maple Sausage Skinless Links

Popular Gluten-Free Sausages in the UK include:

Debbie and Andrew's
Debbie and Andrew's sausages are labeled gluten-free.

Debbie and Andrew's sausages

Heck Sausages
All varieties of Heck sausages are labeled gluten-free, including:

Heck Chorizo

Heck Black Farmer Sausages

Heck Pork Chipolitas

Heck Simply Chicken Chipolitas

Heck Reduced-Fat Pork Sausages

Glampig
All varieties of Glampig sausages are labeled gluten-free, and available for delivery.
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Hillshire farms?

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Johnsonville - luv em.

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Are Aldi Breakfast Best Original Brown and Serve sausage links gluten-free?
I’ve checked the package and did not see anything that has gluten in it to my knowledge. I’m pretty new at this, so I do need some help. My husband was diagnosed as Celiac about a month ago. Your help is appreciated. Thank you, Tracy

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Welcome to the forum, Traci!

I would suggest contacting the company that makes them and ask that question. They may ask you for UPC number and lot number on the package.

A question like this has several facets:

1. Has gluten been purposely included in the product formulation? In this case it apparently has not as there is no mention of gluten, wheat, barley or rye in the ingredient list or in the allergen list.

2. Have small amounts of gluten inadvertently found there way into the product unintentionally through being processed on the same equipment as thing containing wheat, barley and rye. A likely possible example in this case would be the grinding of the spices used in the sausage. We call this CC for cross contamination. And the amount of CC will likely vary from batch to batch since they are not trying to exclude gluten and they are not testing for it.

3. How sensitive is your husband to minor amounts of gluten? It may take time to get a feel for this.

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My husband seems to be very sensitive to gluten. He is about six feet tall and weighs 116 lbs.!!!!!!

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Thank you so much for this!!!

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