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Good for a gluten free laugh on a chilly fall day

Posted by Abisaac Saraga on September 19, 2017

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What's Gluten Free from the Brand No Name?

After a gluten free "scare" of being told that something has gluten in it, when we thought it did not, I went on a search to see if I could find a list of gluten free products from No Name. No Name is the discount brand for Loblaw's and can be found at Superstore locations around Edmonton. www.loblaw.ca Unfortunately I could not find much on the web about this discount brand, but because I knew it was a Loblaw's brand, I went to the Loblaw's website and found some customer service information. During my conversation, I was put to rest after finding the answer to my question "Is your garlic powder gluten free?". The answer from the operator was: "Yes it is gluten free and is made in a gluten free facility". I then asked about their onion powder, and they said "Yes, but we are unable to confirm if it is made in a gluten free facility" I did ask for this information to be listed on the web for easy access, but the...

Gluten Free Meatballs from Costco

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Gluten Free Vegas! Yeah!

We recently visited Vegas for a few days (NO KIDS! WOO HOO). We explored a small area of the strip (There was just too much to see!), but found some awesome gluten free gems to eat at in Vegas, on and off the strip. Check it out: Nacho Daddy's About $40 USD for the two of us to eat. We shared a platter. It's near Planet Hollywood past the Taco Bell Cantina. Lots of platters are GF and indicated on the menu. Nacho chips are made in house in a dedicated fryer. Nacho Daddy's Egg Slut (sorry that's what it's actually called) Egg Slut is in The Cosmopolitan. About $15 USD a person. We shared a gluten free bacon and egg sandwich, and an egg salad sandwich and one order of breakfast hasbrowns. They make these gluten free buns in house. They are more like a biscuit and were great. They prepared the sandwich separately away from everyone else, and everything was toasted on a separated tray to try and reduce the risk of cross conta...

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