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Has anyone tried Robert Rothschild Roasted Pinneapple & Habanero sauce?


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Robert Rothschild Roasted Pinneapple & Habanero sauce is labeled gluten free and I have seen a lot of positive reviews about it, however, it has a disclaimer on the label stating it’s processed in a facility with wheat. Of course I’m scared to try it as I usually wouldn’t risk eating anything with that disclaimer. But I really want it! Has anyone tried this?!? 


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