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I know both myself and someone else posted about this product coming to market but just wanted to post this from their site. It's great to see they are really taking the steps to make sure there is no cross contamination.

I called and products should start becoming available in the next couple of weeks.

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hmmm I just looked on their locator to see where, in my area, I can buy their products and the only thing that came up is Panera Bread -

Does that make any sense?

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hmmm I just looked on their locator to see where, in my area, I can buy their products and the only thing that came up is Panera Bread -

Does that make any sense?

I have seen the regular bell & evans nuggets at Whole Foods in MA, so I am assuming that they will carry the gluten-free ones as well (or we at least hope!).

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The rep I spoke with said they will be available at Whole Foods.

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The rep I spoke with said they will be available at Whole Foods.

Can't wait! Thanks for posting! Although I really enjoy the Ians chicken nuggets right now, it will be nice to try something different...

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woohoo...I'll definitely be checking my Whole Foods

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hmmm I just looked on their locator to see where, in my area, I can buy their products and the only thing that came up is Panera Bread -

Does that make any sense?

Panera bread used their chicken products. They don't cary the convenience foods.

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