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Taco Time's gluten-free Menu

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VegasCeliacBuckeye
Posted

Bronco,

Thank you for taking the time to contact us here at TacoTime. We always appreciate hearing from our valued guests. According to my research the following TacoTime food items or ingredients would not contain gluten:

Corn Tortillas used for Crisp Taco Shells and Taco Chips (No dedicated fryers though) ****

Cheddar Cheese

Pepperjack Cheese

Taco Meat

Shredded Beef

Chicken

Lettuce

Tomatoes

Onions

Refritos (Cooked Pinto Beans)

Rice

Mexi-Fries & Cheddar Fries (No dedicated fryers) *****

Guacamole

Sour Cream

Original Hot Sauce

Ketchup

Salsa Fresca

Salsa Verde

Green Sauce

Please be aware that the Mexi-Fries and Stuffed Fries, as well at the Taco Shells and Taco Chips are fried in the same oil that gluten-containing products, such as flour tortillas, are fried in.

Please be advised that this is NOT A GUARANTEE of the absence of gluten and that this list is subject to change at any time. This information is valid for TacoTime locations in the United States except the western Washington area including Seattle.

Sincerely,

Kevin Gingrich

President-Taco Time

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BlessedWA
Posted

Why not Western WA? 

kareng Grand Master
kareng
Posted
7 hours ago, BlessedWA said:

Why not Western WA? 

You are responding to a post from 2006.  The guy just posted a response he got from the company so I am sure he doesn't know the answer.  When info is this old, it is best to get new info from the company.  

 

I would guess that the stores - 12 years ago in Western Washington were owned by a franchisee and corporate didn't want to guarantee gluten-free on non-corporate restaurants?

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