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Gluten-Free Pizza Meat Such As Pepperoni, Sausage, Etc?


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Where do you get your gluten-free pizza meat toppings?


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Where do you get your gluten-free pizza meat toppings?

 

 

At the grocery store. sometimes at Target.  In the US, most or all pepperoni, salami, Ital sausage, are gluten-free.

LauraTX Rising Star

Hormel makes gluten-free pepperoni, and special stuff for pizzas like crumbled cooked beef, ham chunks, etc.  They will label theirs as gluten-free on the back of the package if it is.  Jones Dairy farm makes ham that is perfect to use as canadian bacon.  As Karen said, most pepperoni, ham, etc is going to be gluten free.  Just check out whatever brands are at your store, and look from there.  Usually a search on your smart phone can get you instant info. For sausage, it depends on what kind you like. Loose italian sausage cooked up will be the crumbly type, and I have seen brands of that labeled gluten-free before, but don't buy them often enough to recall which ones.

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