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Black Olives


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Nate Apprentice

are there any that actually contain gluten? there are these premade salads you can buy at the grocery store near where I live and they have feta cheese and black olives. I've never seen black olives that contain gluten. Is it a possibility? are they cured in malt perhaps?

I'm gonna ask anyway I think, but that isn't to say they use different brands depending on whats cheaper.

These would be great in a jiffy, they come with a small pack of renees dressing too!

Nate

this meant to go in the other forum, sorry

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Lisa Mentor

Just answered to the other post and it was zapped.

Mario (sp) black olives in the can are gluten free. I don't trust salad bars, too hard to check in to.

Lisa

Nate Apprentice

yeah i dunno what happened,

you can't remove or move posts,

ah well

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