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Ok all I have been doing some research. I have seen that Kraft has the "new" south beach diet meals out on the market. So I went to the website and all products are listed and I checked some of them out for gluten. It looks like some are gluten-free. Also, the site has receip ideas. The ones I looked at were gluten-free. So f you need some new ideas check it out.

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Thank you for the information about some of the South Beach Diet products being gluten free. In Fall, 2003/early 2004 I lost 50 lbs. on the South Beach Diet. Went from a size 18 to a size 8. And even though a lot of what we as Celiacs aren't suppose to eat is wrong carb. I've been eating potatoes again, as well as feeding my pity party w/ Snickers, M & M's. etc., and have gained 9 lbs. as a result.

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I called kraft and they are mailing me a list of all of ther gluten free products. Thought some of you might like to do the same. I had found kraftcanada gluten free list of foods online but was told on the phone what is made for canada is different from what is made in the states and some on that list are not gluten free in the states.

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I had time to print out some of the recipes. They have gluten-free ingredients. I will have to try them to see how they taste.

As for the frozen foods, I had a chance to ckeck out 1 or 2. They had modified food startch a few times. But as as I know, kraft is ok with mod. food startch. Now I did look at one that said wheat startch. I will try to email them and make sure.

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