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Veg-all, Spam, Friendly's & Brigham's

Donna F

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I hope anyone can shed some light on a few items:

I have a can of Veg-all to make a hamburg soup with, but there is no phone # on it. Just curious if anyone knows if it's gluten-free.

Also, it looks to me like Spam is gluten-free. (yes, I'd probably eat it - i'm trying to gain weight :rolleyes: ) Anyone know for sure?

And finally, I live in New England, and we have Friendly's ice cream and Brigham's ice cream. Anyone know anything about those? I've tried contacting both of them and never got a response.

Thanks!

-donna

oh, and i just had my first nestle's hot cocoa with a spangler candy cane -wow, that was awesome! I highly recommend it! (especially with goats milk-nice and creamy and great for lactose intolerant people! :D )

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Spam is on the Hormel gluten-free list.

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Donna F Enthusiast
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Wow! That is quite a list! Thanks!

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I did recieve a response from Brighams this summer... do a search in this topic ... It seemed like most of their flavors of ice cream and frozen yogurt were gluten-free except the obvious like "Cookie and Cream," "Cookie Dough" and "Mississippi Mud." They did not send me any info on the food menu items though...I was also wondering about Friendly's... let me know!

Thanks,

Ruth

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