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What's The Deal With Bacon?


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I've heard people say they stay away from bacon, but I have carefully checked the label of every brand that has been on sale and can't find anything with gluten. Am I missing something or just getting lucky? I've bought 2 store brands and Oscar Mayer so far. There doesn't appear to be any gluten ingredients in bacon. Are there some brands that are different?


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happygirl Collaborator

As with any processed food, it completely depends on the brand and ingredients.

There are numerous brands of bacon that are safe....like with ANY food, you just have to read the label. :)

If you have questions about ingredients in yours, feel free to post. But there are many that are safe...I eat it pretty often :D

BRUMI1968 Collaborator

I think often "smoke" flavored things have gluten. I use Beelers or a local brand, Hemplers, and do just fine.

happygirl Collaborator

due to new food labeling laws, all flavorings must list any WHEAT if it is in its source. that would probably be your most likely culprit (wheat, as opposed to rye or barley). if in doubt...call.

lovegrov Collaborator

Bacon is almost universally gluten-free. There's a regional bacon in California that has soy sauce with wheat and the stuff that McDonalds calls bacon has wheat starch. I don't know of any others that have gluten.

I've also never found smoke flavoring that has gluten, especially when the flavoring really is caused by smoke.

richard

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Thanks so much! I use bacon in green beans and she hadn't reacted so far, but I was afraid I was missing something. I'm guessing she would have "told" me if there had been gluten in it. ;)

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