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What Do I Make For Lunch Tomorrow For My Neighbour With Celiac?

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Hi everyone,

I'm having my neighbour over for lunch tomorrow and want to be sure everything is gluten-free. I'm making cornmeal muffins as that's what she made when I was there last time. She made red lentil soup which was good too - but thought I'd try to make something different - any ideas?

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I don't know about the Campbell's Chicken broth, but the US listing and the Canadian Campbell's gluten free listing is very different.

Chili and cornbread sound great.

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I don't know about the Campbell's Chicken broth, but the US listing and the Canadian Campbell's gluten free listing is very different.

Chili and cornbread sound great.

thanks - I thought of chili but seemed heavy for lunch! I ended up looking up Campbell's broth online and it listed it as gluten free but now I'm wondering if it was U.S. or Canada? I'll check again..

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