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What Do You Do When You Get Gluntened?


UnhappyCoeliac

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Just found out there was bacon on my pizza hidden under all that cheese, already eaten I normally get no bacon and they normally always do it but tonight new owners where in and low and behold I was given bacon.

 

I know Bacon isn't the bees knees of gluten but still not ideal. I'd been gluten free maybe 5 months (2 or 3 bad days)

Whats the coping strategy though? I had a feeling last time I got gluntened I excercised...it gave me dirrhea but I felt much better, get the immune cells moving.


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luvs2eat Collaborator

There's gluten in bacon?? I've never seen it on any ingredient list. I eat it all the time.

UnhappyCoeliac Enthusiast

It's processed meat and got gluten in it in Australia. The shop advised me their suppliers said it had gluten

kareng Grand Master

I have never seen gluten in bacon in the United States. I hear it may be different In other countries.

AlwaysLearning Collaborator

Drinking lots of water seems to help me feel better, though I still go through all of the anger/headache/foggy symptoms.

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