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Elaine Allen

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Just wondering if any one knows for sure, whether the southwestern salad (with glazed chicken) is gluten free?

I have been trying to find out myself without any luck?

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McDonalds does not have that on there gluten free list!

They even say the grilled chicken on salads may come into contact with teh breaded chicken breasts.

Ask before eating....talk to a manager and explain...they have been great with me and I have had no obvious syptoms!

Good luck....there is a topic going on right now....I believe it's called " I'm going to starve to Death"....there is a link to McD's web site on there!!!

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McDonalds does not have that on there gluten free list!

They even say the grilled chicken on salads may come into contact with teh breaded chicken breasts.

Ask before eating....talk to a manager and explain...they have been great with me and I have had no obvious syptoms!

Good luck....there is a topic going on right now....I believe it's called " I'm going to starve to Death"....there is a link to McD's web site on there!!!

The link to the McDonald's gluten-free list is:

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Very handy to keep in the car.

Guest j_mommy
Guest j_mommy
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Thanks Karen B....I still haven't mastered teh quote thing yet!

Elaine Allen Rookie
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The link to the McDonald's gluten-free list is:

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Very handy to keep in the car.

steveindenver Contributor
steveindenver
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Keep in mind that list is three years old, so it's quite outdated. Best to check McD's website for allergen information.

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Karen B. Explorer
Karen B.
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Keep in mind that list is three years old, so it's quite outdated. Best to check McD's website for allergen information.

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Thanks for that link. It led me to their new ingredients list...

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Karen B. Explorer
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It struck me as ironic to read this while eating fast food from Wendy's...

A sour cream baked potato and a small chili - $2.00

Who say eating out gluten-free has to be expensive? :-)

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It struck me as ironic to read this while eating fast food from Wendy's...

A sour cream baked potato and a small chili - $2.00

Who say eating out gluten-free has to be expensive? :-)

I know, I've eaten there several times.

Ed in MD

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