anyone know current status of Mayer hot dogs?

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know whether Mayer hot dogs are still gfcf? They are on the

GFCF website as okay, but Kraft (the parent company) sent me a list of all their

products which are gluten free, and no Mayer products were on there.

I called an Mayer representative and questioned whether there are truly no

gfcf Mayer products or whether the list from Kraft just omitted

Mayer products.

The rep told me the list from Kraft should have been accurate and complete, but

she would send another list of all gfcf Kraft/ Mayer products just in case

the one I received had had a page omitted.

When I received the second list from Kraft, it again contained no Mayer

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[Guest guest]

Mayer has a few GFCF products, including hot dogs, franks, sausages,

and bologna.I am looking at a wrapper now, and although Kraft is on it, it

is only on the back of the wrapper and very small. The address is for

Mayer, not Kraft, so they may ver well operate independently. The phone #

they give is 1-. The website is www.oscarmayer.com and the

adress is Madison Wisconsin. Here are the ingredients for Beef s:

beef, water, contains less than 2 % of corn syrup, dextrose, flavor, beef

stock, sodium phosphates, autolyzed yeast, sodium erythorbate(made from

sugar), oleoresin paprika, sodium nitrite. I have bologna ingredients too

if you want them. My son eats these about 3 times a week.

WendiD

anyone know current status of Mayer hot dogs?

>

> Does anyone know whether Mayer hot dogs are still gfcf? They are on

the GFCF website as okay, but Kraft (the parent company) sent me a list of

all their products which are gluten free, and no Mayer products were

on there.

>

> I called an Mayer representative and questioned whether there are

truly no gfcf Mayer products or whether the list from Kraft just

omitted Mayer products.

> The rep told me the list from Kraft should have been accurate and

complete, but she would send another list of all gfcf Kraft/ Mayer

products just in case the one I received had had a page omitted.

>

> When I received the second list from Kraft, it again contained no

Mayer products. Does anyone know anything further?<br clear=all><hr>Get

your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a

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>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You know, I think oleoresin paprika is a new ingredient. I have been eating

these hot dogs since I was a kid and I have been a pretty good label reader

for the last 2 years, and that does not sound familiar. I hope they are

still okay. Personally, I think Shelton's are terrible. Any one know of

other grocery store available hot dogs?

Wendi

anyone know current status of Mayer hot dogs?

>

>

> >

> > Does anyone know whether Mayer hot dogs are still gfcf? They are

on

> the GFCF website as okay, but Kraft (the parent company) sent me a list of

> all their products which are gluten free, and no Mayer products were

> on there.

> >

> > I called an Mayer representative and questioned whether there are

> truly no gfcf Mayer products or whether the list from Kraft just

> omitted Mayer products.

> > The rep told me the list from Kraft should have been accurate and

> complete, but she would send another list of all gfcf Kraft/ Mayer

> products just in case the one I received had had a page omitted.

> >

> > When I received the second list from Kraft, it again contained no

> Mayer products. Does anyone know anything further?<br clear=all><hr>Get

> your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a

> href= " http://explorer.msn.com " >http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

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What about oleoresin paprika? Waht is that? anyone know?

in New York

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On Tue, 22 May 2001 21:03:41 -0500 " Wendi Dupuy "

writes:

-. The website is www.oscarmayer.com

> sugar), oleoresin paprika, sodium nitrite. I have bologna

> ingredients too

> if you want them. My son eats these about 3 times a week.

>

> WendiD

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In a message dated 05/23/2001 3:52:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

brettsmomsue@... writes:

> Any one

> know of

> > other grocery store available hot dogs?

>

We use Hebrew National Kosher Reduced Fat Beef s.. They're on the GFCF

list too.. Only hot dogs I'll eat to be honest. Here's the ingredients:

Beef, Water, (Contains 2% or less of salt, paprika, potassium chloride,

potassium phosphate, garlic powder, sodium ascorbate, flavorings, sodium

nitrite).

The gfcfdiet.com site says that the fat free and the natural franks are not

gfcf, only the reduced fat.

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[Guest guest]

> You know, I think oleoresin paprika is a new ingredient. I have

been eating

> these hot dogs since I was a kid and I have been a pretty good

label reader

> for the last 2 years, and that does not sound familiar. I hope

they are

> still okay. Personally, I think Shelton's are terrible. Any one

know of

> other grocery store available hot dogs?

>

Wendi,

Ball Park franks are also on the list. I especially like the

individually wrapped ones, and Brett eats them all the time. I

haven't personally checked their status (I'm trusting the list), but

here are the ingredients:

Beef and pork, mechanically separated turkey (now there's a yummy

picture!), water, corn syrup, salt, potassium lactate (lactate is OK;

lactose is not), flavorings, hydrolyzed beef stock, sodium phosphate,

ascorbic acid, sodium nitrate, and extractives of paprika.

Not exactly health food, but they are one of the very few protein

foods that Brett will eat, so I guess you have to pick your poison!

We haven't tried the Shelton's yet- I saw them today in the HFS and

couldn't bring myself to pay $3.59 for a pack.

Happy eating!

Sue