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Domino's "Gluten Free" Crust


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On change.org there is a "Ditch the Amber" petition protesting the NFCA's promotion of Domino's "faux gluten-free" pizza: www.change.org/petitions/ditch-nfca-s-amber-designation#

See also the GIG website www.gluten.net for more information.


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I signed the petition! Thanks for the link!

Scott Adams Grand Master

Ok, my post is now officially deleted from Domino's Facebook page.

JNBunnie1 Community Regular

Ok, my post is now officially deleted from Domino's Facebook page.

Oh, you troublemaker, you....

Scott Adams Grand Master

I just posted the anti-Amber NFCA petition on Domino's Facebook page...let's see how long it lasts...post-2-0-07790900-1337202892_thumb.webp

sa1937 Community Regular

I just posted the anti-Amber NFCA petition on Domino's Facebook page...let's see how long it lasts...post-2-0-07790900-1337202892_thumb.webp

I get the message, [#10171] You do not have permission to view this attachment.

Lisa Mentor

Mine was booted long ago. (Me too Sylvia). I got back into this thread to find the link.


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I think they ought to call their pizza low-gluten, but not gluten free. There are lots of people now trying the gluten-free diet, for many reasons besides celiac. People with Crohn's, diabetes, or other autoimmune disease for instance, and also people who just like the idea of eating a healthier diet. For them a low-gluten pizza would possibly make sense. For us it is a total no go and doesn't seem, to meet the spirit of the term gluten free, so shouldn't be called that. But low-gluten seems ok to me. I don't see how they can call it gluten free if they don't test it after making it in their kitchen though.

Lisa Mentor

I think they ought to call their pizza low-gluten, but not gluten free. There are lots of people now trying the gluten-free diet, for many reasons besides celiac. People with Crohn's, diabetes, or other autoimmune disease for instance, and also people who just like the idea of eating a healthier diet. For them a low-gluten pizza would possibly make sense. For us it is a total no go and doesn't seem, to meet the spirit of the term gluten free, so shouldn't be called that. But low-gluten seems ok to me. I don't see how they can call it gluten free if they don't test it after making it in their kitchen though.

GREAT Idea! :D

Mom23boys Contributor

My husband just told me how much these things cost. All of a sudden I was excited about staying in my kitchen cooking my own. We also have a little family run business by the church that doesn't require a second mortgage to eat there.

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The staff of GIG was against it. I recieved something about an insignia that went with this gluten-free pizza that they at GIG were against. I had trouble following it. Maybe this letter is on their web site.

curlyfries Contributor

The staff of GIG was against it. I recieved something about an insignia that went with this gluten-free pizza that they at GIG were against. I had trouble following it. Maybe this letter is on their web site.

It's called an amber seal and Kareng posted it on the previous page.

Scott Adams Grand Master

Is anyone else having an issue viewing the attached image?

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Scott

I get the message, [#10171] You do not have permission to view this attachment.

pricklypear1971 Community Regular

Is anyone else having an issue viewing the attached image?

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Scott

Yes.

Lisa Mentor

Yes.

Me too

Simona19 Collaborator

Me too, same message.

mushroom Proficient

Yes, I DO NOT HAVE PERMISSION :ph34r:

Lisa Mentor

News Release from Chuck E. Cheese. Gluten free pizza trial:

http://www.pizzamarketplace.com/article/194217/Chuck-E-Cheese-s-tests-gluten-free-options

Mom23boys Contributor

News Release from Chuck E. Cheese. Gluten free pizza trial:

http://www.pizzamark...en-free-options

Too bad it is a cheese pizza. We order ours w/o cheese too. :(

mushroom Proficient

It's not possible to please everyone - I order a pizza without tomato sauce :lol:

1974girl Enthusiast

Now, that pizza I would feel safe giving her. I like the disposable cutter and bake in a bag idea.

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kareng Grand Master

Yeah!

"The North American Society for the Study of Celiac Disease (NASSCD) today announced a call for all restaurants and food manufacturers to properly label gluten-free products to avoid confusion that has the potential to threaten the health of people with celiac disease."

kareng Grand Master

http://glutenfreeville.com/research/amberditched. ( to read more of the article)

"Thanks to an organized gluten free community and initiative led by 1 in 133 founders Jules Shepard and John Forberger

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