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Gluten Free Soups

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GlutenGirl144
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Does anyone know of any soups that are gluten free?

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Does anyone know of any soups that are gluten free?

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As in store bought? I use a few of the Campbell's chunky Grilled Sirloin Steak, Campbells' select gold label Italian tomato with basil & garlic and the butternut squash one, Healthy choice Chicken w/ rice, oh, and the chunky chilis are okay, and Dinty Moore beef stew. Does that help?

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I beleive the Pacific and Imagine Soup companies have a number of gluten-free soups....

I like to make chicken and rice from scratch -- its not that tough....seriously!

hez Enthusiast
hez
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Some of Amy's soups are gluten free as well as Sheltons.

Hez

Carriefaith Enthusiast
Carriefaith
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I eat Cambell's Chicken and Rice soup and Thai Kitchen's gluten-free soups.

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jenvan
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Man, i'm confused...i swear i just posted here, but it didn't show up! anyway, i was going to recommend shelton's soups too. they are labeled gluten-free. i love their chicken tortilla--good!

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kabowman
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I make homemade chicken soup almost every Sunday and stew every Tuesday or Wednesday. I have now added homemade chili to our weekly meals. All gluten free and fairly simple to make.

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Healthy Choice has Chicken with Rice, Country Vegetable, Bean with Ham and Split Pea that are great and come right from the grocery store. I put this on last night and I don't see it today. One of the other people said the same thing.

Barbara

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