Re: GFCF Corn/Soy free French Fries???

[Guest guest]

I buy all natural french fries in the frozen section of my health food store

and they are great!

[Guest guest]

On Thu, 14 Jun 2001 22:41:33 -0000 STARSURFER@... writes:

> Does anyone know of a safe french fry (other than homemade) that is

> TRULY free of gluten, casein, corn and soy? If so, please e-mail

> me...

> thanks

>

>

Hi , we buy Organic French Fries, hash browns and potato spuds (tater

tots) at my HFS. The brand is Cascadian Farms, and they are definetly

GFCF. My son is allergic to soy so I have to buy these as most store

ones are made in soybean oil. These are with safflower oil. They have a

TRACE of citric acid in them, have no idea if that is from corn as I

didn't need to know about corn when I called. They are great and go

right in the toaster oven. You can broil them or deep fry them too.

on Long Island New York

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[Guest guest]

We use Cascadian Farms frozen vegies & potatoes too. They're GFCF &

they taste great!

yhen

[Guest guest]

I use Cascadian Farms French Fries, found in most healthfood stores (at least

in NY/NJ) /

In a message dated 6/14/2001 9:15:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

STARSURFER@... writes:

<< Does anyone know of a safe french fry (other than homemade) that is

TRULY free of gluten, casein, corn and soy? If so, please e-mail

me...

thanks

>>

[Guest guest]

These are not cornfree

In a message dated 6/15/2001 2:22:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

pookumsmom181@... writes:

<< ary, Ore Ida Potato products, a division of Heinz has a list:

Golden Krinkles

Golden Fries

Steak Fries

Oven Chips

Cottage Fries

Golden Patties

Microwaveable Hash Browns

I am learning to always read packages each time I purchase things because

who knows if the manufacturers change their processes.

As of April 27th. these are GFCF.

>>

[Guest guest]

On Fri, 15 Jun 2001 00:25:12 -0400 " Borrero "

writes:

> , Ore Ida Potato products, a division of Heinz has a list:

> I am learning to always read packages each time I purchase things

> because

> who knows if the manufacturers change their processes.

>

>

>

,

OreIda products are cooked in soybean oil, or am I wrong? Also Oreida

products you mentioned are GFCF but Oreida cannot declare no cross

contamination. I have a letter here somewhere from them, (I am now much

more organized with papers. When I first started I didn't realize the

involment, now I keep a notebook and try and document everything and have

all papers and recipes, etc in a looseleafbinder).

on Long Island New York

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