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Warning: Popular Salsa Contains Gluten


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weebl Apprentice
2 hours ago, Ennis_TX said:

This is a really old thread, check the dates.
Back when I went gluten free, I learned to avoid Campbell everything. They used to not have any safe products and the red label was a red flag to stay away. Guess it has changed in past 5 years or so.
But the rule still applies, ALWAYS check labels, call companies to be sure, and if there is doubt throw it out and do not risk your health.

Yes, I saw that. However Shantel did revive the thread and her observations stated that was still the case with Campbells, which I have experienced differently.

I agree, ALWAYS read the label every time you buy something. Even if it's the same old familiar brand. Something I've learned from being in an allergy family for a long time. Manufacturers can and do change ingredients without notice, even if there is no obvious change to the labelling/packaging.

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On 12/12/2018 at 2:31 PM, Ennis_TX said:

This is a really old thread, check the dates.
Back when I went gluten free, I learned to avoid Campbell everything. They used to not have any safe products and the red label was a red flag to stay away. Guess it has changed in past 5 years or so.
But the rule still applies, ALWAYS check labels, call companies to be sure, and if there is doubt throw it out and do not risk your health.

IS Mrs Renfros ok? IT says no gluten. I noticed they do make some with beer. I ate it before and never had a problem.  I just stopped eating it when i was eating the wal mart w/gluten chips that say "gluten-free".  I am still craving salsa and chips but still don't know if i can trust anything. 

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