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  2. What Brands of Hot Dogs are Gluten-Free? - Celiac.com

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    The following brands of hot dogs are gluten-free: Applegate Farms. All Applegate Farms organic hot dogs, including beef, chicken, turkey, and pork, plus four more "natural" hot dog varieties, are considered gluten-free to at least 20 parts per million, and are made in a gluten-free facility. Bar-S.

  3. Top Brands of Gluten-Free Sausages - Celiac.com

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    Just in time for Summer, here's list of the top brands of hot dogs that are certified gluten-free, or labeled gluten-free. Certified Gluten-Free Hot Dog Brands The following brands of hot dogs are certified gluten-free: Dietz & Watson All Dietz & Watson hot dogs are certified gluten-free by the National Celiac Association, which means they test ...

  4. Hot Dogs That Are Gluten Free - Celiac.com

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    Posted October 8, 2006. Boar's Head Hot dogs are gluten-free and they label them as such! Applegate Farms hot dogs are also gluten-free (I get these at either Whole Foods or my local Health Food Store)

  5. Any gluten-free Hot Dogs In Canada? - Celiac.com

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    Posted July 18, 2010. No, I don't believe that there are any that are "positively, 100%" gluten-free, because I don't know of any manufacturer in Canada that actually tests ingredients or the finished product for gluten content. I haven't bought hot dogs in quite a while, but IIRC, Maple Leaf had some that were free of gluten ingredients and ...

  6. Lightlife Smart Dogs—gluten-free? - Celiac.com

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    1. Posted February 20, 2018. Hi there, wondering if Lightlife Smart Dogs (meatless) are gluten-free? No gluten in ingredient list but package also doesn’t say gluten-free. My 4-year-old son has celiac (diagnosed last August) and lately complains of stomach aches again, after they’d mostly subsided. Looking for the culprit!

  7. Are Eckrich Hot Dogs Gluten Free? - Celiac.com

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    Pretty desperate for some guidance. Welcome to the forum, @Pua! Yes, many, many forum participants have been in this same boat. That is, suspecting celiac disease and testing the waters by going gluten free but then realizing they undermined the ability to bet tested for it by doing so.

  8. Is SPAM Gluten-Free? - Celiac.com

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    Just in time for Summer, here's list of the top brands of hot dogs that are certified gluten-free, or labeled gluten-free. Certified Gluten-Free Hot Dog Brands The following brands of hot dogs are certified gluten-free: Dietz & Watson All Dietz & Watson hot dogs are certified gluten-free by the National Celiac Association, which means they test ...

  9. Schneiders Meats - Celiac.com

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    328. Posted November 14, 2005. According to the Canadian gluten-free products list: "Although many of their products do not contain gluten added glutens, Schneiders does not have gluten free production facilities. In all Schneiders products: starch or modified starch is corn starch, any other starch will be declared by it's sourc (ie) potato ...

  10. Hebrew National Hotdogs, gluten-free? - Celiac.com

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    Interests:Gluten free since 2005. Location:North Shore, MA. Posted July 11, 2007. Hebrew national are GOOD too! But alas...I haven't been able to find a type that's soy free. My bet is the cake made her bloated.

  11. Vienna Beef Hot Dogs? - Celiac.com

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    Vomiting - celiac or constipation. Even though you were tested for celiac disease at 20 and it was negative, you can develop celiac disease at any stage of life. Developing active celiac disease requires to elements. The first element is the genetic potential.