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Beef Jerky

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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If there is one thing that I miss, it's beef jerky. Does anybody know if there is a gluten-free brand around? I know it is soo hard to find because most use soy sauces :( I know I have heard of a few, but I can't recall the names now.

I know I could make it, but that's alot of work and trouble!! haha I just want to go to the store and buy a bag. I'm SOOO Craving it!! HELP!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Check out Open Original Shared Link. They've got a number of gluten-free items, they're tasty, and they responded in ONE DAY when I asked what gluten-free items they had - responded by emailing me AND updating their website!

(It can be tough to find - the REI (camping/hiking equipment store) around here carries it.)

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O'bertos, but check the flavor. Some are and some aren't. The ones that aren't have wheat listed. Or call the company to male sure.

richard

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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I picked up some O'berto's today. The natural flavor is gluten-free and I was sooo glad to get some jerky!! I have been craving this stuff!!

Thanks :rolleyes:

-Jessica

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We make the Oberto Natural Style Beef Jerky Red bag, the UPC should start with 28400 they are 4oz packages and the original, peppered and hickory are all gluten free.

Oberto Classic Thin Style peppered and original 1 5/16oz. in some areas 3.5oz. are available.

Oberto Meat sticks UPC code again begins with 28400: Pepperoni mild, Pepperoni Spicy 99cent sticks.

Oberto Salami Sliced and Chub

Oberto Bites 1.2oz package. Pepperoni, Hickory and peppered.

Pacific Gold Beef Jerky sold only at Costco 2/8oz packages: Original, Peppered and Hot N Spicy.

We hope this list helps.

Nancy Campbell

Oberto Consumer Relations Specialist

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gf4life
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We buy the Pacific Gold beef jerky all the time at Costco. It tends to be my boys favorite choice of protein for their lunches. I just wish they could make their Turkey Jerky to be gluten-free, since I get a little tired of beef...

Thanks for posting the info Jessica. :)

God bless,

Mariann

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