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Einstein Bros. List Of Products/allergens

steveindenver

By steveindenver
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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I received a list today via email from Einstein's of their food and allergens. I can't quite figure out how to post their chart in here, as it's quite long. If you email me at denverguy67@hotmail.com, I can forward the Word document to you.

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