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Wendy's French Fries

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MacGyver1rjq104 Newbie
MacGyver1rjq104
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I called Wendy's about the french fries last night. The gentleman told me that there is not a demand for safe, uncontaminated french fries at his restaurant and I was the first that he has heard of. He told me if I could get others to email him and let him know that they are interested in Gluten free French fries, that he would personally go to bat for us at Wendy's Corp to see if they can make them safe for us Celiac's. Please email TJ Proctor if you are interested in Seeing Wendy's do this for us. Thanks.

tjproctor@hurricanefood.com

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Strange, the vast majority of Wendy's have dedicated fryers for their FFs. And the fries themselves are gluten-free. They aren't listed online as gluten-free because not ALL Wendy's have the dedicated fryers.

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jststric
Posted

Very interesting! I have never had trouble with Wendy fries.

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