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Kens Salad Dressings-gluten-free List


kathy1

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Here is a list of Kens salad dressing that I just came across:

List of Products in Retail that do NOT have Gluten present in their recipes

We do not consider any of our products completely Gluten Free because even though our lines are cleaned daily there is a minute possibility that something could get through. However, the list below are products that DO NOT have Gluten in the recipe.......

Lite Dressing:

Lite Olive Oil Vinaigrette Lite Creamy French Lite Ranch Lite Creamy Italian

Lite Country French w/ Vermont Honey Lite Honey Mustard

Lite Italian Lite Chunky Blue Cheese

Lite Northern Italian Lite Balsamic & Basil

Lite Raspberry Walnut

Lite Sweet Vidalia Onion

Lite Creamy Parmesan w/Cracked Peppercorn

Lite Caesar

Lite Red Wine Vin.

Lite Russian

Regular Dressings:

Sweet Vidalia Onion Italian w/Aged Romano New & Improved Ranch Creamy French

Balsamic & Basil Country French w/Vermont Honey

Creamy Tomato Bacon Thousand Island

Russian Caesar

Red Wine Vinegar & Olive Oil Italian

3 Cheese Italian Honey Mustard

Greek Chunky Blue Cheese

Buttermilk Ranch Creamy Parmesan w/Cracked Peppercorn

Creamy Italian Creamy Caesar

Zesty Italian

Fat Free Dressings: Marinades:

Fat Free Raspberry Pecan Herb & Garlic Fat Free Sun Dried Tomato Lemon Pepper

Fat Free Italian Buffalo Wing Sauce

Lily's Gourmet Dressings: Cocktail Sauces:

Balsamic Vinaigrette Both Blue & Green Labels Northern Italian

Poppyseed

All Sweet Baby Rays Barbeque Sauces have NO Gluten present in the recipes.

Does anyone use these products safely? Kens is my familys favorites!!


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OH OH, I use the ranch.....it tastes so yummy :D

Amanda NY

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